Tractor trailer with expired plates cuts off traffic
TrafficA tractor trailer with expired license plates was reported driving dangerously on a highway, nearly causing a crash by cutting off other vehicles.
Audio|Source: Habersham County Emergency Services
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Transcript:
00:00How much?00:05416.00:06How many of the IT department, not scrape? No need.00:12I'm clear at the IT department that's grade.00:15Any, 1344.00:21I'll just touch all use for the copy of the LOW.00:27out for a tracker trailer, no plates, southbound on 365,00:33near House of Mud Creek.00:36There's going to have trailer number 911 on it.00:40Callers advising they cut off multiple lanes of traffic, almost caused an accident.00:47Passing unit post at this time, nothing further time of dispatch 1349.01:01but show me out with 1037 vehicle Oak Street.
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How much?
00:05
416.
00:06
How many of the IT department, not scrape? No need.
00:12
I'm clear at the IT department that's grade.
00:15
Any, 1344.
00:21
I'll just touch all use for the copy of the LOW.
00:27
out for a tracker trailer, no plates, southbound on 365,
00:33
near House of Mud Creek.
00:36
There's going to have trailer number 911 on it.
00:40
Callers advising they cut off multiple lanes of traffic, almost caused an accident.
00:47
Passing unit post at this time, nothing further time of dispatch 1349.
01:01
but show me out with 1037 vehicle Oak Street.
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Cornelia, GA
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