Multiple vehicles crash on Route 2 in Lexington, Lexington MA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a multi-vehicle crash on Route 2 East near Spring Street in Lexington. Several vehicles were reportedly involved, including four to six cars, with multiple injuries. Multiple ambulances and fire response units were dispatched to assist those injured and manage traffic. The crash caused lane closures and required coordinated efforts among fire, medical, and law enforcement personnel.
Audio|Heard on: Lexington Fire and EMS Dispatch
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05:17
Transcript:
00:00
We just passed the exit from Route Two West.
00:03
We've spotted at least four vehicles involved in this MVA.
00:07
Like start medic two.
00:13
Not the worst idea.
00:20
Engine 45, fire alarm.
00:23
I'm that way.
00:28
We start medic two on this call.
00:32
Texting medic two, medic two respond.
00:35
Route 2 East, prior to Spring Street for the motor vehicle accident.
00:38
2E south by Spring Street, medic two.
00:46
Fire alarm, medic two.
00:52
Two, we're on for route two.
00:59
Route 022014.
01:01
Attitude engine four.
01:06
Engine four, go ahead.
01:08
Is that going to be after 95 on route two or are we going to have to go all the way up and make the flip?
01:15
It'll be after 95, so you won't have to go all the way down.
01:20
Roger, thank you.
01:26
Fire alarm, engine four.
01:30
Engine four.
01:35
Engine four is on arrival.
01:37
We appear to have four or five vehicles involved in the high-speed lane.
01:42
400 is command.
01:47
Four or five got in high speed, leaving off in command.
01:50
2015.
01:55
Fire alarm from metro one.
02:00
On answer.
02:04
Engine 1, Medic 1 are off.
02:07
One medical one off, 2016.
02:17
C3, Engine 1.
02:21
Go ahead.
02:24
Sir, have your operator nose your apparatus up, please? Just leave them just a one lane on the right.
02:29
We're going to need to take three of these lanes.
02:32
Received.
02:35
Fire alarm C3, I'm going out with that one.
02:40
You see the air gone out.
02:48
Medic One, we get some tools up to the front.
02:56
All right, I'll see you later.
03:00
Three.
03:03
If you wouldn't mind, sir, just advise state they've got six vehicles involved.
03:09
Out of five.
03:16
Engine one to C three.
03:19
Got it.
03:21
We're gonna need two additional ambulances.
03:25
All right, very good.
03:28
G mom BLS there at 100.
03:31
Yeah, BLS should be fine.
03:39
Breaking off C3.
03:40
Yeah, that's correct.
03:42
Thank you.
03:54
Right.
03:56
All of our cruisers coming up to assist you.
04:01
Outstanding, thank you.
04:06
Don't use caution, we'll look out here.
04:08
We may be back on the road.
04:16
I'm calling C3.
04:18
Go ahead.
04:22
I got a BLS coming from Waltham, and I got a Waltham.
04:27
Correctional, Bedford Medics coming.
04:34
Outstanding, thank you.
04:35
Both of those units should be able to get it.
04:43
Should be able to get from 120.
04:48
Like that.
04:55
Fire alarm, medic two.
04:58
Two.
05:00
Medics who were arriving with the companies.
05:04
In 2022.
05:10
Medic one, can we take medic two up at the front car here for one of our second patients with chest pain?
05:16
Got it.
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MA-2, Lexington, MA
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