Two vehicle accident blocks Oley Turnpike road, Reading PA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a two vehicle accident occurred near Oley Turnpike Road, Exeter Township, with airbags deployed in both cars. The crash is blocking traffic both ways. One driver reports knee pain and limping. Emergency services are on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Berks County and Reading Fire / EMS
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
Exeter Township in front of near Oley Turnpike Road and accident on end entries.
00:05
Station 25 engine tanker 25, Medics, 932, Exeter Township, in front of near Oley Turnpike Road between Woodland and Riders Road.
00:15
Auto vehicle accident, unknown entries, two vehicles 17502.
00:22
Zero mill hypotensive, continuously decreasing weak at the tight.
00:29
No precautions requesting right now.
00:34
Berks, Matic 6931.
00:39
Medi 6931.
00:42
Downgrade this unit to an intermediate will be responding along with 6932.
00:50
If you're downgrad to the intermediate, you'll be responding with Meta-66-9-6-5-3-1.
01:03
Meta-6-5-3-1.
01:09
Clear Joe's, 3-1 is going to handle primary way south.
01:13
We call 2-1.
01:17
Where is it, then if you five, two one.
01:20
Two one copy for available.
01:28
Available 7.
01:33
Our bags were deployed in both vehicles and it's blocking traffic on both sides.
01:42
Proceed, advise, rescue engines replace the engine anchor as well.
01:46
We copy the additional.
01:48
Receipts. Deputy 251, Medics, 6932 Works Additional.
01:55
Deputy 251 Drive.
01:59
The occupants in the red Nissan, the driver has knee pain and is limping, still unknown for the other vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
Oley Turnpike Rd, Reading, PA 19606
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