Disabled dump truck causing short traffic delay

Heard on: Nelson County Public Safety

01:45

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Well, my dump truck is having issues.

00:02

Finally made it to the mountain, and he must have been somewhere down around WPOA.

00:07

I'm gonna be out here trying to assist them.

00:09

Having some mechanical problems right at the resort.

00:19

Mountain.

00:37

Rescue all call.

00:40

(number withheld) Cox's Creek Lane for fainting.

00:44

Rescue all call.

00:46

(number withheld) Coxs Creek Lane for fainting.

00:50

Operate NC1, 926.

00:57

Clear, you get 8929.

01:15

They got the call, (number withheld) Coxs Creek Lane.

01:20

Okay.

01:22

Rescue all call,

01:24

(number withheld) Coxs Creek Lane for fainting.

01:27

I'll get a C1,

01:29

that's the next.

01:35

I'll be direct to traffic here a little bit.

01:37

The truck's overheating, it's like the 3rd time he's stopped.

01:40

Once he gets cooled down, he can move on.

01:43

Be about 10-15 minutes then.

2026-11-04 14:20 UTC

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Mountain Inn Loop, Nellysford, VA 22958

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic describes a dump truck with mechanical problems near a resort and mountain area. The truck is overheating and has stopped multiple times, with an expected delay of about 10 to 15 minutes before it can move. A separate call is also mentioned for a person who fainted at a residence on Cox's Creek Lane.

Disabled dump truck causing short traffic delay

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