Minor vehicle accident on interstate near Rosemont exit, Virginia Beach VA

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Reported: 11/11/2025 10:25 AM

I-264, Virginia Beach, VA

An emergency medical unit was involved in a minor vehicle accident on Interstate 264 near the Rosemont exit in Virginia Beach. No injuries were reported. Fire and rescue teams were sent to control traffic and ensure safety.

Audio|Source: Virginia Beach EMS

03:3

Transcript:

00:00

We were involved in a minor vehicle accident on 264 right before the Rosemont exit westbound.

00:09

We are assessing for injuries.

00:14

Involved?

00:17

Correct, we are involved.

00:29

Is ma'am? Are you going to make that an accident on the interstate so we get an engine up there?

00:40

10-4[1]. Virginia Beach, Ameth 4?

00:45

AMS 4 to Virginia Beach.

00:47

There are no injuries.

00:50

10-4[1]. Can you give me a description of the other vehicle involved?

00:58

Good for. It is a RAM van painted red with some design on it.

01:06

I have a license plate number if you need it.

01:10

Go ahead.

01:13

For TV tags,

01:16

7C, T is in tango, F is in Foxtrot,

01:19

Y is in Yankee,

01:21

R2.

01:22

Stroke 3220 Head River Road 1331.

01:31

SU9, 811420S.

01:33

Respond for an illness, 209 standard Lian Apartment 202 at 13301.

01:42

Into 3 is on Pack Channel 3.

01:44

Lottery.

01:55

Free is on-tech.

02:00

Sting 21 for you, we're turning for.

02:03

1330 carries.

02:09

Thank you. Go ahead.

02:12

Hey, Chief, our location is going to be just prior to the Resmont exit.

02:16

We're tucked right here in the median.

02:19

Also, just verifying there is no patience.

02:23

It's just one other vehicle involved in an orange fan.

02:26

We have a wrenching light phone.

02:30

Okay, no injuries.

02:32

I see you're involved.

02:37

Is that correct?

02:41

10-4[1]. No injuries.

02:46

All right, I copy.

02:48

Do you need me to respond in?

02:53

Negative. We could probably be sufficient with the ladder for blocking.

02:57

All right. You have an engine and ladder responding to now.

03:02

I'll clear up.

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