Abandoned vehicle blocks lane near Highway T, Franklin County MO
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, an abandoned vehicle was reported partially blocking a lane on Old Highway 100 near Highway T in Boles Township, Missouri. Responders confirmed that a tree had also fallen and partly obstructed the roadway. The vehicle was cleared, the roadway reopened, and the Missouri Department of Transportation was requested to remove a hanging tree from over the road.
Audio|Heard on: Sullivan and Surrounding Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Franklin County, eleven eighty-five.
00:03
One hundred and one.
00:05
Eleven eighty-five abandoned vehicle with partial lane blockage.
00:08
Old Highway 100, one quarter mile from Highway T.
00:23
Go ahead.
00:29
Down county is twenty-three.
00:33
Two four six 3rd.
00:38
Four hundred and one to Franklin County.
00:43
Go on.
00:46
You show the tree's been removed from the roadway.
00:49
Roadway reopened.
00:52
Can you advise MoDOT they still need to respond? There is still a tree hanging over the road.
00:57
Low hanging.
00:58
We cannot get to it.
01:00
They're going to have to get here and cut it down.
01:02
You show all fire equipment personnel to the scene.
01:06
401, that's clear.
01:07
Tree removed from roadway.
01:09
MoDOT still to respond.
01:10
632.
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Location mentioned:
Hwy T, Boles Township, MO
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