Tractor trailer stuck near Routes 364 and 247, Yates County NY
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a tractor trailer became stuck where Routes 364 and 247 meet near Mother's Hill in Potter. Fire and highway crews were dispatched for traffic control, with assistance from law enforcement and the Department of Transportation. No injuries were reported, and traffic was diverted while the vehicle was being assisted.
Audio|Heard on: Yates County Fire/EMS/LE - Western Side
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01:27
Transcript:
00:00
Got called in reporting a tractor trailer at the 364-247 intersection.
00:07
Stuck, unable to get anywhere.
00:10
We're dispatching fire for traffic control near Mother's Hill.
00:22
Six one, did you copy that also?
00:25
Copy.
00:28
Thirteen 40.
00:36
Oliver.
00:52
Potter, age two or three, code of lockout.
00:56
Thirteen forty-one.
00:58
Request for fire police near Mother's Hill.
01:02
Divert traffic from coming down the hill.
01:05
Truck and trailer stuck at the bottom.
01:07
DOT is the caller.
01:08
They have help on the way.
01:09
Also law enforcement is on the way.
01:11
Potter Fire, fire police.
01:13
Near Mother's Hill.
01:15
Stop.
01:17
Traffic from coming down the hills.
01:20
Verdict. Tractor trailer stuck at the bottom of the hill.
01:23
DOT is the caller, they have help on the way and law enforcement is on the way.
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Location mentioned:
NY-247 & NY-364, Potter, NY 14544
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