Traffic light malfunction at Calaveras and Abel, Milpitas CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a possible traffic light malfunction was reported near the intersection of North Abel Street and Calaveras Boulevard in Milpitas. The signal appeared to be stuck, affecting turns and through traffic. Drivers discussed detour routes while waiting for resolution.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Clara CA Transportation Group Calls
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Transcript:
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The light is stuck on eastbound 47 trying to make a left from Calaveras onto North Abel.
00:06
I mean, from York Abel onto Calaveras.
00:09
The light has been turned like 10 cycles.
00:15
Okay, 10-4.
00:17
You're trying to make the left on Calaveras.
00:18
The light is stuck.
00:19
It's been 10 cycles.
00:23
At this point, I mean, if you're able to go straight,
00:27
you can go straight on Abel.
00:29
Make the right on Serra, right on Calaveras when it's safe to do so.
00:34
Ten four, copy.
00:35
But we're unable to make her go straight across the intersection too because that light is stuck too.
00:40
All they can do is make a right on Calaveras and then make that left, I believe, and then come back up Serra.
00:49
Yeah, if that's what you're able to do, you can do that as well.
00:51
Make the right on Calaveras, left on Serra,
00:54
left on Abel, and then run on Calaveras if that works for you.
00:59
Ten four, copy.
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Location mentioned:
N Abel St & Calaveras Blvd, Milpitas, CA 95035
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