Vehicle on interstate shoulder with hazard lights on, Cedar Rapids IA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle was stopped on the right shoulder of northbound I-380 in Cedar Rapids with its hazard lights on near mile markers 7.8 to 10. Road debris was removed from the roadway near marker 253, and traffic was slowed during the event.
Audio|Heard on: Wright IA Public Works Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:13
Transcript:
00:00
380 northbound at the 7.8, well, they're probably actually at the 8 now.
00:05
I have a vehicle on the right shoulder driving with their four ways on.
00:09
I'm going, when I can catch back up, I'm going to attempt to get some of this stop to see what's going on.
00:15
So now in a bit.
00:18
What?
00:21
I'm pretty sure that traffic kept going past the 10.
00:25
I got stuck on the shoulder.
00:27
There was a piece of road debris that I had to get before I could continue on.
00:32
I couldn't see them on the shoulder past the 10,
00:37
but they were hold traffic down pretty bad.
00:40
I don't know if he went to advise CRPD because it was heading towards the rapids or not.
00:49
That vehicle did just exit the interstate.
00:56
That vehicle did just exit the interstate.
01:02
You can disregard.
01:05
Two or seven base.
01:08
What?
01:09
The debris has been picked out from the roadway at the 253.
01:13
I'm 10-8.
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Location mentioned:
I-380, Cedar Rapids, IA
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