Guardrail damage and flooding on I-80 west in New Jersey, Morris County NJ
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, guardrail is damaged and a lane is flooded on westbound I-80 near mile marker 38 in New Jersey. The Department of Transportation has been notified to address the drainage issue.
Audio|Heard on: New Jersey State Police Troop B
Listen to dispatch call
01:54
Transcript:
00:00
4 Commit 8 to northbound 44 over 2 and just make a DOT notification is about 10 yards of guardrail damage on the right shoulder Racy Okay on 8658 we're over to the right shoulder
00:28
Wocom A395-22.
00:31
Thank you.
00:34
The second car is you got to be RFS-11.
00:38
Player, do you have a white toy at a Highlander over there? A-phone.
00:52
We have the traffic slip.
00:54
You're good.
00:55
Good.
01:01
P3 is 22.
01:03
Racy.
01:09
Off my 11.
01:12
Go ahead.
01:15
Looks like these 11s would be one of the same.
01:18
It's gonna be nothing needed.
01:20
A driver will be on the way.
01:22
You can clear me out.
01:24
Appreciate.
01:30
Go ahead.
01:32
Good morning.
01:33
Do you have a DOT notification for 80 West in the area 38?
01:41
Yes, sir. We just called to advise them of 10 feet of your guardrail damage.
01:48
All right, received, if you could also advise them left lane, left shoulders under water there.
01:53
They're going to have to get the drain cleared.
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Christopher Columbus Hwy, New Jersey
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