Fuel leak on railroad tracks near Beverly Road
Heard on:
Cedar Rapids Area Railroads
02:30
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00:00
Seven 951 .
00:02
You guys be able to pull down and just spot that at Beverly somewhere for the MIC.
00:07
Sounds like our only option is to move it later.
00:15
Yep, I copied.
00:16
I just popped on just as they were confirming.
00:18
So
00:19
yeah, if you can't move, if they, you know, if they take care of it where they're at, shut it down.
00:24
You know, obviously you're going to need to get it somewhere if no one can access it.
00:28
So I'll get you a light.
00:29
I just want to pull down.
00:32
You know, maybe spot it somewhere where the NIOSH can access it.
00:37
Maybe you can get in there and maybe some kind of hose can be used to open it.
00:47
All right, copy that.
00:48
And I tried to pick him as well.
00:50
They should be gone.
00:55
When I called, I called him 1st .
00:58
Three, oh, guys, it was 03:15 , 03:30 today is what he should be.
01:09
Actually, 03:00 , 03:15 was what he should be.
01:16
If you get close to Beverly, talk to them and you want to spot it somewhere else.
01:20
Thanks,
01:27
I'll be.
01:34
Five 392 over.
01:42
Dispatch, dispatch, thank you.
01:50
Were you able to see like how much fuel is leaking as far as what's on the tracks? You know, a ballast below is it?
01:58
Kind of this surface on the ballast is like saturated.
02:02
Apparently they're able to make a kind of quantity.
02:12
Okay, how wide is the strip that's moving? How wide?
02:24
Okay, yes, I copy that.
02:25
I thought the same thing.
02:27
Yeah, it's probably moving.
02:28
It's less bad, but all right, I'll let them know.
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