Disabled car blocks I-90 near Indian John Rest Area, Cle Elum WA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a black Volkswagen Jetta was involved in a non-injury collision on I-90 east of the Indian John Rest Area near Cle Elum. The vehicle became disabled and was blocking the freeway. The driver planned to contact AAA for towing assistance. No injuries or reportable damage were noted.
Audio|Heard on: WSP District Kittitas County (Ellensburg/Hyak)
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00:58
Transcript:
00:00
Ellensburg Patrols, one car non-injury collision on I-90 east of the Indian John Rest Area.
00:05
Black Volkswagen Jetta vehicle is now stuck in the median.
00:09
Reporting party will call AAA for tow.
00:12
Nine hundred and five received.
00:13
Nine hundred and (number withheld).
00:17
Parties following a kayak.
00:18
I'll be out at the highway somewhere.
00:19
Four, three, four.
00:21
Tom 5816, Hyak blocking disabled.
00:24
Utah plate (number withheld).
00:34
434 Hyak, I didn't catch all of your last transmission.
00:37
I was on the phone with the registered owner of that vehicle.
00:40
Is someone en route to that crash?
00:43
434, I'll be a little bit extended.
00:45
I need to fuel up and then I'll be en route from 54 if there's not anybody closer.
00:51
No, there's no one.
00:52
There's no reportable damage right now.
00:54
It's technically just a disabled vehicle that was left blocking the freeway.
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Location mentioned:
I-90, Cle Elum, WA 98922
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