Railroad signal malfunction causes road delay near Madison, Madison MO
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency radio traffic indicated a possible railroad signal malfunction on Highway 24 near Madison, Missouri. The signal arms were reportedly down for at least ten minutes. The road company was notified but did not provide an estimated time for repair.
Audio|Heard on: Carroll, Chariton, Linn, Livingston Counties Public Safety
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00:44
Transcript:
00:00
This is Monroe, go ahead.
00:03
Monroe County, we've just taken a call of railroad signal down at Highway 24 near Madison.
00:10
Do you have any updates on that? We heard radio traffic earlier.
00:15
Negative, they advised that they would put in a ticket for it.
00:18
They didn't give me an ETA.
00:22
10-4, it should be clear.
00:25
Monroe County, clear.
00:31
On Highway 24 east of Madison.
00:35
RP advised they've been there at least 10 minutes and the arms are still down.
00:40
Monroe County has contacted the road company.
00:43
They did not have an ETA.
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Location mentioned:
US-24, Madison, MO
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