Crash blocks lanes on I-40 eastbound in Tennessee, Wilson County TN
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders attended a traffic crash on I-40 eastbound near mile marker 210 in Tennessee. EMS was on scene blocking the right lane while police directed traffic and arranged for a tow truck. Lanes were temporarily blocked but later cleared.
Audio|Heard on: Wilson TN Public Works Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:18
Transcript:
00:00
You advised that Unit 20 is going to be eastbound at the 210 on I-40?
00:06
Yes.
00:08
Copy.
00:10
21 and 28, it'd probably be easier for me to go over there and grab that than you having to flip to get back to it.
00:18
Thanks, cop out.
00:19
Four hundred and 40 at the seven anyways, so you can go ahead.
00:26
Seven thousand 300 and twenty-one.
00:27
Be advised, EMS is on scene blocking that far right lane.
00:33
Copy, old six.
00:35
Go through it.
00:37
Before 40, where is 20?
00:41
20, I'm out on the NBA.
00:43
I-40 eastbound went over two lanes, hold.
00:46
Copy.
00:49
20 holding all lanes.
00:52
Copy. Twenty.
00:55
Twenty, go ahead.
00:57
Traffic control relocate tow truck and RAL, and PD advised they were good on that crash.
01:02
They were almost done.
01:05
That's copy.
01:07
Center three twenty-one.
01:10
Twenty-one, go ahead.
01:12
Show us up behind fire 40 east about the 210 lane two.
01:18
Copy.
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I-40, Tennessee
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