Vehicle hits rail gate near E 32nd St, Minneapolis MN
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle struck a rail crossing gate near East 32nd Street in Minneapolis, bending the gate arm and partially obstructing one track. Dispatch advised halting southbound rail traffic near 38th Street while the obstruction was assessed.
Audio|Heard on: Hennepin MN Transportation Group Calls
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01:12
Transcript:
00:00
Thirty-second Street, there is a car that ran over at grade crossing and it's bent.
00:08
Now I have a black rideshare vehicle on track one that is supposed to be making a right now.
00:16
On track four, one over.
00:20
All right, you said a lot there.
00:21
So if I was hearing things correctly.
00:25
You said at Thirty-seventh Street, there is a gate arm that bends.
00:29
Is that correct?
00:30
Yeah.
00:31
I was holding that bell that's like going up.
00:34
So yeah, the Thirty-second Street, there was a car there.
00:37
He went over the bridge crossing and now it is facing track one.
00:44
It's on track one.
00:46
My track two is here and I am just stopping.
00:50
It was.
00:52
Also, track wash.
00:54
All right, copy that.
00:56
I need you to just stop talking and get to 38th Street.
01:01
RCC to block five, do not depart 38th Street.
01:05
RCC, I don't have any other southbound trains.
01:08
I got a gate arm that's resting on the OCS, so thank you.
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Location mentioned:
E 32nd St, Minneapolis, MN
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