One-car collision on I-5 near 4th and 14th avenue ramps, Olympia WA
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a single vehicle collided into the ditch or median on Interstate 5 near the 4th and 14th Avenue ramps in Olympia. There were no reported injuries and multiple Washington State Patrol units responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Washington State Patrol District 1 - Olympia Area
Listen to dispatch call
02:6
Transcript:
00:00
Columbia Zone 5 is a one-car ditch,
00:04
north-five from east side,
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on the right shoulder.
00:09
153, in route from Martin Way and Sleater-Kinney.
00:15
11-6-3 in route from Penny.
00:17
Be a black pickup.
00:21
116-3.
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116-3, you can share a 7.
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17.
00:29
Columbia Zone 5, a one-car median, non-injury collision on the left shoulder, 5 from 4th Avenue, unknown if related to the collision 116-3 is in Route 2.
00:43
1036, I'll head that way soon again.
00:48
1036, 1809.
00:49
Okay, 116-3, non-visible mirror circle is head to side.
00:55
Prior on 14th, on ramp to North 5, at the end of the ramp.
01:04
11663, 1813.
01:08
91913.
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9.9.9, 1813.
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116.1.1.6.1.6.
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I'm going to locate.
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1814.
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Tom 3-835, Olympia.
01:32
Got his service.
01:33
Town 3.825, 1815.
01:34
1815.
01:40
Okay, 116.3 is available to check on the collision North 5 from 14th Avenue at the end of the ramp on the right shoulder.
01:50
11.3. I just drove through the area.
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I did not see any coverage.
01:58
On the U.T.
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Camera,
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14th Avenue to North 5 on the right-hand of the end of the ramp.
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Location mentioned:
I-5, Olympia, WA
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