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Washington, DC

Metro train overruns station causing service disruption 

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Washington, DC
Audio|Source: WMATA MetroRail
03:17

Transcript:
(name withheld), this is ID 902. One door off, station overrun. Copy that you. Tractor. Trachio, so I copy that one door off station overrun. What's your lead car? Uncle, what was your mode of operation over? ACO 71618. ATO, did the PSS drop out? Also continue on for me, Mo2 Level 1 to Vienna over? A firm, Mo2 Level 1 to Vienna. Make good. A firm. Did the PSS drop out over? Negative. No. No. No. No. No. No. A firm. Yes, that's is eliminated. Appreciate you. the ADU screen. Over. A-Firm. So I copy that PCD screen went out at this time. Go ahead and key now, keep back up and continue on for me. Please, over. A-Firm. for the next train to agree to the workforce. Hey, Fern, good coffee, sent you about. So, 167, track, one, silver spring, 80, failover. Train 127, verify you all proper, so you have permission by the side only, still spring track number one. You had all be down a glimmon if you needed over.

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