Trailer with broken axle blocks half of highway, Stone County MO

Trailer with broken axle blocks half of highway

Traffic

Reported: 07/29/2025 07:16 AM (PDT)

MO-176 & Cougar Ridge Ln, Washington Township, MO 65656

Audio|Source: Tri Lakes Area Emergency Services

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Well, only if he wants to check the permits. He said he's got him, but I didn't see him. That's clear. They're a vehicle, say that we're 176. The (name withheld) officer made contact at Cougar Ridge and 176, Cougar Ridge, and 176. They advised that they broke an axle on the trailer and they are attempting to repair. They are blocking half of the roadway that do have hazards on and cones out. and both following and leading vehicles have their hazards. He advised that he was clearing for now and that you only need to respond if you want to check their permits. The males advise that he does have them, but the ruling officer did not check.

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