Train operator requests help after feeling shaken, Washington DC
Medical EmergencyThe train operator reported feeling shaken and requested help. A supervisor was instructed to take over the operation and assistance was dispatched to support the operator.
Audio|Source: WMATA MetroRail
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Transcript:
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I need some help, I need 90 and 90. How do you copy over?
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Central, this is 145 Track 1-1-2nd-a-fail, permission the man to be open the door, is over.
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145, travel, 1-12, Grandfine.
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Train Track 1-20-book, Grandfine, you probably get birthed. They're called Markker. You got permission to operate your those, man, let me flat, what I'm telling on you. So make sure you have a 143 down there.
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I'll copy you.
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Line trains, I need all my yellow line trains,
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leaving Potomac Ave Station, Mo 2111, until you get that.
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Just Moe 2111 to the end of the line, leaving Potomac Ave Station, Mo 2111 to the end of the line, such left.
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Are you high, trying one message, turning, go ahead over.
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This is on. This is on.
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Copy me.
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I can copy you at this time. Go ahead. Is everything okay? Do I need to get you some help over?
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Well, a little shaking up, but... Affirm. Okay, that's what I need to know. I'm going to get you some help.
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Unit 35.
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Unit 35. What's your location over?
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Bhaar!
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Bhaar!
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All right here.
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Affirm. Add it right there. Add it right there for me, 35.
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441, hold for the supervisor.
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That the supervisor take over, 441.
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Affirm. That the supervisor take over so you can calm down.
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Location mentioned:
Potomac Ave, 700 14th St SE, Washington, DC 20003
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