Car hits bear on US route 4 bypass in Vermont, Rutland VT
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TrafficA vehicle collided with a bear on the US Route 4 bypass near mile marker 2.509 in Rutland, Vermont. The car's airbags deployed and fluids were leaking from the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Champlain Valley Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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5, looking to see if you can respond.
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It's going to be in the area of U.S.
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Route 4 on a bypass near 2.509 for a car versus bear airbags deployed.
00:14
It's going to be about 10016, sorry, and it's going to be rolling down.
00:27
I'm here in route at 1934.
00:53
This is a total respondent area of U.S.
00:58
4, non-hundred 60 in the bypassed allantown.
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The vehicle that the car versus bear with full width leaking.
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Norman Hill for Rutland Town Fire.
01:11
The area of years reform on 116 in the West Pressing in Rutlandtown in the bypass.
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Similarly for a car versus bear with fluid leaking.
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US-4, Rutland, VT
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