Vehicles stuck due to plowing issues on Route 372, Cromwell CT
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, traffic crews and state officials addressed plowing-related issues on Route 372 in Cromwell, where multiple vehicles became stuck near the northbound on-ramp to Route 21. The ramp was temporarily closed while highway and plow teams worked to clear the area and restore traffic flow.
Audio|Heard on: Cromwell Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Go ahead.
00:04
State wants to shut down the northbound on-ramp at Route 372.
00:14
Acknowledged.
00:15
Northbound section 21.
00:24
Acknowledged.
00:25
Looks like there are issues with the plows affecting traffic.
00:34
Acknowledged.
00:40
Eighteen HQ, communication clear in the area.
00:44
Acknowledged.
00:51
HQ to 104.
00:53
Go ahead.
00:59
Highway crew heading out there.
01:03
Acknowledged.
01:04
One of them just showed up.
01:05
I appreciate it.
01:06
I'm clearing from here.
01:09
All vehicles have been removed for now.
01:12
We're up to about twelve in the parking lot now, so we'll see.
01:22
Acknowledged.
01:24
104 issue.
01:27
Stand by.
01:34
104, go ahead.
01:41
Several vehicles stuck on Route 372 near the ramp.
01:48
I'll get you more info in a minute.
01:56
Acknowledged.
01:58
State has an issue with the plows.
02:04
That's part of the reason the ramp needs to be closed.
02:09
Acknowledged.
02:10
A large number of vehicles are coming off the ramp now; hopefully they can get traction.
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Location mentioned:
CT-372, Cromwell, CT
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