Train cars derail near County Highway 1, Fridley MN
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, multiple train cars derailed near County Highway 1 in Fridley, Minnesota. The derailment occurred near the Group Four Secondary and Line 31 areas. A crew member on site reported a possible broken rail under the third car.
Audio|Heard on: BNSF Main and Northtown yard
Listen to dispatch call
02:2
Transcript:
00:00
Okay, five spec derailed in group five, group four over.
00:09
Yep, group four.
00:11
The cars were headed into Line 31.
00:13
The first three cars stalled, and the second set hit them.
00:21
A crew member on site thinks he sees broken rail underneath them.
00:39
Tabs R6.
00:41
Off of the switches and equipment just outside the Group Four Secondary.
00:52
Okay, we'll head over there.
00:59
Hey (name withheld), I'll be upstairs to talk to you shortly.
01:04
Okay.
01:10
(name withheld), where was the broken rail at?
01:16
Like in relation to the switch or what do you mean?
01:25
Was it underneath the third car or between the second and third? Into the P1 stop.
01:38
Eight brake lights fully charged.
01:40
Out.
01:42
Let me check here.
01:46
It's underneath the.
01:49
It's underneath the third car, the number I gave you earlier.
01:53
It's like.
01:58
You can see the side door right underneath that.
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Location mentioned:
County Hwy 1, Fridley, MN 55421
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