Traffic hazard near Georgia Ave highway ramp, Ocean City MD
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers managed a possible near-collision involving vehicles crossing double yellow lines near Georgia Avenue in Ocean City, Maryland. Traffic was controlled on a highway ramp, and the situation appeared to stabilize as vehicles resumed normal behavior.
Audio|Heard on: Worcester MD Public Works Group Calls
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00:51
Transcript:
00:00
We're probably going to have a T-bone here in a minute and keep going across the double yellow line all lane too.
00:06
I'm trying.
00:08
Appreciate you.
00:10
Six eight, can you guys stop traffic coming down that ramp? They're going to come now.
00:15
Traffic can get on to Georgia with that only ramp that's open.
00:19
It's the ramp from the.
00:20
Georgia to the Inner Loop that's shut down.
00:22
That's where you're at, but traffic is still coming out onto Georgia.
00:25
All right,
00:28
Six are also going to have a trooper or county unit coming up behind you.
00:31
I don't know if they're for you or what.
00:34
Yeah, no, he's here now.
00:36
Six, he's coming up here.
00:39
Definitely, you can fight traffic over.
00:41
We got paint for him.
00:43
All right, I'll see it.
00:45
All right, now the traffic's pretty much flushed off this ramp for the most part.
00:49
Everybody seems to be behaving now, so I should be good.
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Location mentioned:
Georgia Ave, Ocean City, MD 21842
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