Stranded 24-foot RV sparks heavy-duty tow on I-70 westbound, Clark County IL
TrafficHaving been spotted broken down without power on I-70 westbound near mile 78, a 24-foot RV is awaiting a heavy-duty tow to clear the shoulder.
Audio|Source: Illinois State Police Troop 9
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Transcript:
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Motor assist, I-70,
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westbound near mile 78, RV broken down, no power.
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I did see it.
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I'll be around.
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10-4[1].
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0.9K3. I've arrived.
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It's on the left shoulder.
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Two, go ahead.
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209 to be transporting Ms. (name withheld)
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to FEM County Jail.
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She will be able to post.
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If you can let FEM County know, I'll be en route,
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be less than five minutes.
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And usually she will or will not be able to post.
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Writers request the next available tow to 24-foot RV and if they get extra-eye, please.
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104.
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92, they've been advised.
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2092, 104, thank you.
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2092, can you put a field report in the notes, please?
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104.
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Phring three information.
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All right.
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Will this need a heavy duty since it's 24 foot?
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I know it won't fit on a rollback, so that's their decision on that.
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It's a motorhome.
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10-4[1] just makes a difference to if I call the heavy duty or straight tow listing.
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I'll go ahead and go with heavy duty just to be safe.
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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