Disabled vehicle reported near Highland Blvd exit, Staten Island NY
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel discussed a possible disabled vehicle on the westbound lanes of the Staten Island Expressway near the Highland Boulevard exit, close to a closure on the lower level connector. Units confirmed visibility of the vehicle and clarified its position relative to the closure.
Audio|Heard on: Nassau County Fire - East
Listen to dispatch call
01:38
Transcript:
00:00
Okay, dispatch. Director to respond to a possible disabled vehicle.
00:03
It's going to be right,
00:06
It's going to be past the Highland Boulevard exit.
00:28
Unit (number withheld), it's going to be right adjacent to the closure.
00:32
Lower level connector.
00:35
10-4, break available, wreck on air.
00:47
Echo. Go!
00:49
Yeah, (number withheld).
00:51
Lower level next to ramp.
00:57
Copy.
01:00
Hi,
01:01
Negative. It's going to be westbound opposite where the closure is.
01:09
All right, it's westbound, sorry?
01:13
Yes, from here. Affirmative, it's westbound.
01:14
We can see it from our vantage point.
01:18
All right, so is it on the upper level or the lower level side?
01:24
Right on.
01:29
The Staten Island Expressway, and it's adjacent to where we are.
01:33
It's on the westbound side opposite the closure, where the patrol units are located.
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Location mentioned:
Staten Island Expy, Staten Island, NY
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