Disabled vehicle blocks lane on Highway 24, Alameda County CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, crews responded to a possible disabled or abandoned vehicle blocking a traffic lane on eastbound Highway 24 near the Highway 13 connector in California. The vehicle appeared abandoned, and the California Highway Patrol was notified to handle the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Alameda CA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:5
Transcript:
00:00
What is the exact location of this implant?
00:03
It was reported eastbound Highway 24, just west of Highway 13 on the right side.
00:11
Copy, we are right behind it.
00:14
Engine 24, okay.
00:17
Engine 24, open for.
00:20
So, 24.
00:21
Per CHP, they have a stalled vehicle, and it's blocking traffic.
00:28
Okay, thank you.
00:30
Can you part blocking?
00:32
Engine 24, Austin.
00:35
Engine 24, engine 19.
00:38
This is just an abandoned vehicle right here.
00:41
We are leaving the scene.
00:42
This is not a great location.
00:43
The vehicle is in a dangerous spot.
00:45
Notify CHP, they have a disabled abandoned vehicle.
00:51
On eastbound Highway 24,
00:54
About a quarter mile before the Highway 13 connector ramp, directly underneath the advisory sign for the upcoming interchange.
01:01
About 1,000 feet from the nearest on-ramp.
01:04
We are back in service.
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Location mentioned:
CA-24, California
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