Vehicle stuck on railroad tracks removed safely, Collin County TX
TrafficA vehicle was stuck on railroad tracks on US-380 in Texas. Train operations were stopped to prevent a collision. The vehicle was safely removed and traffic resumed.
Audio|Source: Collin County Sheriff, Plano, Allen, Murphy, Colony, Frisco, and Prosper Police
02:57
Transcript:
00:00
The Vise vehicle is stuck on the tracks.
00:03
Can we see if any trains are in the area by chance?
00:08
I'm on the phone with them now.
00:12
Simple.
00:17
Traffic, Clayton-Fentercre, Lincoln X-ray George 5037, Lincoln X-ray George 5037, white Honda.
00:25
Precise. Thank you, Tulvia, Kansas City, FI's, they're going to continue to contact their operations and have their trains in the area stops.
00:39
Simple.
00:45
State University in Teal.
00:51
Davis 56.
00:53
It'll be Texas plate, Paul Boy George, (number withheld), Paul Boy George, (number withheld).
01:00
is going to be a silver Nissan Rose, the University in Teal.
01:12
Of 380, east of two.
01:27
Charlie 4.
01:29
Charlie 4.
01:33
Patient 7940 Custer.
01:50
It's going to be a contact by phone.
01:52
RPA wants to speak to an officer about a road rage incident that happened around 6 o'clock.
02:00
Excuse.
02:05
212, you caught your text?
02:08
Trevor, go ahead.
02:11
Somebody text says 9 X-ray, Tom, George, Sam.
02:15
9 X-ray Tom, George, Sam.
02:21
He's just 26 simple problem call by phone.
02:25
Good.
02:28
I'm 13.
02:30
George Victor Robert, (number withheld).
02:34
George Victor Robert.
02:35
(number withheld). She'll come back to Gray, Keosarano.
02:40
We'll be in the intersection of first and two.
02:46
Very second.
02:51
Street 212 is by as vehicle has been removed from the tracks and safely back on the roadway.
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Location mentioned:
US-380, Texas
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