Wrong-way vehicles cause closure on Highway 99, Ceres CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, law enforcement managed a traffic incident on Highway 99 in Ceres, California, involving vehicles driving in the wrong direction due to lane closures and a traffic break. The lanes were temporarily closed for an investigation and later reopened after coordination with California Highway Patrol officers.
Audio|Heard on: Stanislaus County Sheriff
Listen to dispatch call
02:10
Transcript:
00:00
Channel one, channel one, 1390 on 99.
00:04
Oh yeah, this channel is going to be 1034, 1034 on channel one.
00:16
90 Q6,
00:17
If I can get open up 99.
00:20
All right, give me a couple seconds.
00:26
Let's get a couple of these cars situated and then I'll let you.
00:31
10-4.
00:35
Q4, CHP is with the traffic break.
00:37
They can open up once we get the car out of the way.
00:40
One and two have been closed while we process this.
00:47
Call 2B6.
00:50
2B6, go ahead.
00:52
Can you pull an SO case number for me, please?
01:01
2B6, do you need a room line?
01:07
No, negative. I'll be closing also.
01:09
Copy that.
01:17
Go ahead.
01:23
We're going to keep the traffic for you momentarily.
01:25
We're going to take this entire investigation off the 99,
01:28
So just have him block it until we can get Q4 back in his vehicle.
01:32
Copy. We haven't advised them yet.
01:34
We weren't sure if the vehicles were on their way yet.
01:36
Control 63.
01:39
Go ahead.
01:45
One of CHP or Ceres told vehicles to go northbound on the southbound on ramp lanes, but there's multiple vehicles going the wrong way.
01:55
Hi, copy.
01:57
Control 6Q1, 10-9-1.
01:59
Check Q1, go ahead.
02:05
Okay, we're going to open the number one and two lanes.
02:08
You want to start lane course too?
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Location mentioned:
CA-99, Ceres, CA
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