Two-vehicle collision near Route 42 south, Gloucester County NJ
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders communicated about a possible two-vehicle collision involving a white BMW and a Saturn near Route 42 in New Jersey. Initial reports suggested the incidents may have occurred near different exits around milepost 7. Dispatchers discussed vehicle positions, mile markers, and traffic control measures. The situation appeared minor, with no injuries mentioned, but responders continued to verify details and manage the scene.
Audio|Heard on: New Jersey State Police Troop A - Digital
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03:21
Transcript:
00:00
Yeah, 2nd call. Caller said the white BMW is closer to Exit 7B and the Saturn is closer to exit seven.
00:08
All right, it's not going to be correct.
00:09
I'm sure everybody's in store mode, but I will let them know so they can put it on their list.
00:13
Received, thank you.
00:16
Four call nine, sorry, three, I got a few more over here.
00:20
Be at Delaware, calling for Charlie (number withheld) Silver Acura.
00:26
Received.
00:32
Nine (number withheld).
00:34
Do you have a pole number or anything for that?
00:37
Eight (number withheld), you on?
00:39
Hey, but I'm trying to look around.
00:42
Yeah, go ahead.
00:43
Thank you. Even if you have to get the next one down or whatever, at least it gives them that location.
00:48
We got speedies pulling car now.
00:50
You're still at Jackson with traffic diverting?
00:53
Four cop (number withheld), can you send out of Verizon pull over?
00:58
(Name withheld) relieved me, but he is out there.
01:02
And (number withheld), thank you.
01:05
Received, we'll reach out to him.
01:06
Thanks.
01:07
Precinct (number withheld)
01:13
What's the condition of that? Do they need to respond?
01:20
Yes, ma'am.
01:21
It's going to be.
01:23
Stand by.
01:29
A forever is going to be partially in the roadway on the police side of it.
01:33
Received.
01:38
We're calling (number withheld).
01:40
Go ahead.
01:45
Full number is going to be Ace Company, Bravo (number withheld).
01:51
You should receive and you said that was a (number withheld) of extra full As?
01:56
A firm.
01:58
All right, we'll see.
02:03
We're calling (number withheld), person car (number withheld) of the job in account.
02:08
Received.
02:13
I've come now, (number withheld).
02:16
I'm just looping around, but I have a better (number withheld) for you when you're ready.
02:19
Received, go ahead.
02:22
Richmond for an 11[1] in Pitts Road.
02:25
42 northbound milepost A over 4.
02:29
Stagger for (number withheld).
02:32
All right, received.
02:33
This one's going to be on Almond and the nearest cross is going to be Alpine.
02:38
Sounds like one or two vehicles minor, no injuries.
02:41
Received. Are you out with both vehicles, the Saturn and the BMW?
02:48
It just appeared to be a dark sedan.
02:51
Received,
02:52
received.
02:53
Nine (number withheld). Go ahead.
03:00
I just want to make sure fire is not on scene or anything like that, right?
03:05
From nobody's here.
03:07
Okay.
03:11
Com (number withheld), the white BMW appears to be at milepost 7 northbound.
03:17
So they're most likely two different 11[1]s.
03:20
Received, (number withheld).
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
11: Confirmed working fire (local signal code)
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Location mentioned:
NJ-42, New Jersey
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