Heavy traffic reported near Ralph Avenue and Kings Hwy, Brooklyn NY
TrafficThe audio reports heavy traffic congestion near Ralph Avenue and King's Highway in Brooklyn due to truck route activities and clearing of double-parked vehicles. Other nearby areas have light to moderate traffic.
Audio|Source: NYPD Citywide 3
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Transcript:
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Pass the turn four. Commander German on air. On here. Proceed with her message now. 4K. We're running heavy. That's going to be on Rouse Avenue, southern New York. The rest of that means when a flight tomorrow at this time, okay.
00:27
as well as sector L and sector K, which is content, is running like tomorrow at this time. Be advised they are they move the double parkers out the way from first and the ocean K. That's the 10-4[1]. The only sector is Ralph Avenue that's heavy. Avenue and King's Highway, King's Highway's Heavy, because they have the route for the trucks to go on, K. All right, that's the 10-4, thank you. Manager Rahman on there.
00:56
Manager Rahman, red director. Thank you, all the supervisors. Mr. 104. X-O-Martin on the air. ICB. Your mayor? Dr. 4. Can I have the traffic report for X-1B, please? That's the only one I'm missing. For which one?
01:26
You read that everything is like to moderate in her section. That's Francisco. I need to copy all the traffic reports. Telephone. Section Colonna Jackson, you on there?
01:52
All our traffic supervisors reported light to moderate traffic, except with the exception of sector M in the zone 12. That's the one with the traffic with the truck route for the bridge. That's what is a little heavy. Except for that level, that sector, everybody else is moderate to light.
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10-4: Acknowledgement
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Kings Hwy, Brooklyn, NY
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