Multi‑vehicle crash injures several on I‑75 in Miramar, Miramar FL
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a traffic crash near the Miramar Parkway exit on I‑75 involving multiple injuries. Two people required trauma care, with one airlifted by air rescue and others transported by ground units. Roads were temporarily blocked while responders secured the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Fire/Rescue Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
02:56
Transcript:
00:00
Go ahead. Confirming that the accident is at mile marker 46, not 45.
00:10
We're going to redirect everybody along I‑75.
00:21
You can go ahead and have the scenes locked off.
00:25
They're being found near the Miramar Parkway exit, exit seven.
00:43
Command to Firecom, we'll have one patient going to regional hospital via ground.
00:50
Another patient going to regional hospital via air rescue.
00:54
The second trauma is a male patient approximately in his 20s.
01:39
Command and all responding units, two patients are being prepared for air rescue.
01:44
One additional patient will be transported by ground.
01:45
Air Rescue Five, you are landing on I‑75 northbound just north of the Bass Creek overpass.
02:40
Battalion 4 to command, I'm stuck in traffic.
02:49
Rescue 107 and Rescue 100 are transporting two patients from regional hospital.
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Location mentioned:
I-75, Miramar, FL
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