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One-vehicle accident on highway 59 northbound, Dade County GA
TrafficA one-vehicle accident happened on highway 59 northbound near the 6.5 mile marker. An 18-wheeler passing by saw a van crash into the guardrail but could not stop. The Georgia State Patrol unit was dispatched and expected to arrive in about 45 minutes.
Audio|Heard on: Dade County Public Safety
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02:8
Transcript:
00:00
Did you be in I-59 northbound around the 6.5 mile marker?
00:09
Possible one car accident, unknown injuries.
00:13
Tim, is there a trooper in the county?
00:20
Possibly not.
00:21
I can call and see if they have one available.
00:29
17 from Dade.
00:38
GSP advised the closest GSP unit would be coming from LaFayette, around a 45-minute ETA.
00:44
Would you still like them to be en route?
00:47
Zama.
00:48
Dave's clip.
00:54
3rd. 30.
00:56
30.
01:02
Like, was this an alert on the phone crash detection or passerby?
01:10
The caller was a passerby.
01:13
He was an 18-wheeler.
01:15
He advised he saw the van crash into the guardrail.
01:19
He said he wasn't, he wasn't able to stop.
01:26
They're just going ahead and have GSP en route.
01:30
You don't mind having a city unit?
01:32
They're not busy.
01:34
Go ahead and head that way.
01:35
As soon as we get there, they're like to give tonight.
01:37
Day is clear.
01:39
809 are you clear?
01:41
104 and out.
01:43
Day's clear.
01:50
GSB 632 in May County.
01:53
Go ahead.
02:00
And I'm being advised of the one car crash.
02:03
I go 1042 in first minutes.
02:06
Can you advise if they need me for one vehicle?
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I-59, Georgia
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