Traffic collision near I-35 service road, Austin TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a traffic collision near the I-35 service road entrance ramp in Austin. Units coordinated to locate the scene and confirmed there was at least one patient. Additional checks were made to determine if there were more individuals needing assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:17
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 23 from 30,
00:04
Go ahead.
00:05
We took proper to The Hitch.
00:10
I-35 proper was clear.
00:13
Okay, maybe it's on an entrance ramp from the service road to I-35.
00:24
South of The Hitch.
00:28
We caught your radio traffic just in time.
00:30
We stayed off.
00:31
We're going to stay on the service road.
00:37
30 driver from Engine 30, just keep a unit there.
00:42
Received.
00:44
Engine 30 from Engine 23.
00:48
Go for Engine 30.
00:50
Per your traffic, I was trying to figure out if you located it.
00:55
We did, we located it.
00:57
We're still on the service road right at the entrance ramp, but you're going to have to keep coming south.
01:02
Unless you would like us to move up?
01:08
No sir, you're good, but.
01:10
We're still checking the cars up here to see if there are any more patients inside.
01:14
There is a patient closer to our unit.
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Location mentioned:
N I- 35 Service Rd, Austin, TX
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