Snowplow and SUV crash on Highway 61 near Red Wing, Red Wing MN
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a snowplow and an SUV were involved in a crash on Highway 61 northbound near Red Wing, Minnesota, close to mile marker 103. The SUV went into a ditch after attempting to pass the snowplow. The snowplow operator checked for injuries, but no injuries or lane blockages were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Olmsted MN Public Works Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Red Wing 101 to Rochester Dispatch.
00:04
Go ahead.
00:06
Yeah, just had a crash involving one of our plow trucks on 61 northbound.
00:16
Doesn't sound like any injuries or anything.
00:19
Vehicle tried to pass the snowplow and lost control.
00:21
Got gathered up in the plow and is now down in the ditch.
00:25
My operator's out checking to double check for injuries.
00:27
Injuries, but about mile marker 103 on sixty-one.
00:33
All right, copy.
00:34
Do you know about any injuries or lane blockage?
00:39
No lane blockage.
00:41
The car's down in there.
00:42
The SUV is down in the ditch.
00:43
The plow was on the shoulder and the operator's checking for injuries currently.
00:48
But sounds like the driver got out and was walking up towards the plow.
00:53
The trooper that way it'll be a little bit.
00:56
Copy that. I'm on my way over there too.
00:58
Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
US-61, Red Wing, MN
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