Bus driver reported driving erratically on highway, Woodward County OK
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TrafficA bus driver was reported driving erratically on Highway 270 near County Road 192, weaving between lanes and speeding close to other vehicles. Officers were dispatched and ran a vehicle registration check on a white Dodge Ram matching the description.
Audio|Heard on: Woodward County Public Safety
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01:57
Transcript:
00:00
Advice. We have a call on a bus driver on US 270 and County Road 192 driving erratically.
00:08
The reporting party stated the truck is weaving between lanes.
00:12
The speeding is getting close to other vehicles.
00:22
What's there, Consentary, anyone in the constant detect, noise, speed, flies, and then we're still at here on the traffic.
00:32
No, friend.
00:39
Compton, 79.
00:41
The vehicle is possibly a white Dodge Ram four door.
00:50
79 clear I'll be en route that way.
00:58
17 again also be advised we do not have been available there on the southeast of Woodward on traffic control with OATRI.
01:09
No, permanent.
01:11
79 Thompson, I'll be 1097 at 270 in the western waiting on this rest of the driver.
01:20
29, okay.
01:26
79 Comm Center, 10-28[1] Oklahoma.
01:30
Go ahead.
01:33
Queen Robert Adam 7.83.
01:41
79th is clear for Queen Robert Adams 73 should be displayed on a 24 white ram comes back to a Timothy Langley expressionist 3 of 2026 and entrance is confirmed.
01:56
79 clear thank you.
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10-28: Vehicle registration check
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Location mentioned:
US-270 & S County Rd 192, Oklahoma 73841
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