Toyota Prius recklessly passes on double yellow lines, West Hurley NY
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TrafficA Toyota Prius was reported passing other vehicles on a double yellow line eastbound near Maverick Road in West Hurley. Authorities secured the scene following the reckless driving complaint.
Audio|Heard on: Ulster County Public Safety - New Paltz Area
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02:30
Transcript:
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Sign Hurley West Hurley,
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right vehicle complaint.
00:05
It's going to be a Toyota Prius passing on double yellows.
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It's going to be eastbound.
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You can see it.
00:17
You can't go to county.
00:21
Check here.
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CETA, email, email, secure.
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I have one photo to call here, right.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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That's permitted.
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Responding 1728.
00:45
Responding 1728.
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Responding 1728, Cine is secure.
00:48
You also do have a new bus rescue responding.
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Go ahead.
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Sounds a good health, everyone's going to be back in at 1729, 124.
01:21
And at 1729, 124, you're not in the Hurley area, are you?
01:27
What do you got? It's going to be eastbound,
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a wreck vehicle complaint.
01:36
I'm really trying to be well out of you.
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We'll sign Hurley West Hurley Rack vehicle complaint.
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Vehicle is going to be eastbound 28 from Maverick,
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Toyota Prius,
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passing on double yellows.
02:00
Excuse me. Excuse me.
02:07
623, we just reached out, advised you that Tick4-0 is responding and the scene is secure.
02:12
Coin party is willing to sign vehicles behind a DOT truck.
02:20
New York registration, Lincoln George Young, (number withheld).
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(number withheld). Comes back to 2017 Prius Gray,
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subject at a Kingston.
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Location mentioned:
Maverick Rd, West Hurley, NY
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