Two pickup trucks collide on 202 southbound near 60, Gold Canyon AZ
TrafficTwo pickup trucks, including a Chevy, collided on the 202 southbound near the 60 highway in Mesa. Emergency units responded to check if fire or ambulance services were needed. No further injuries or details were reported.
Audio|Source: Mesa Fire, Gilbert Fire, Queen Creek Fire
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Transcript:
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Be the 202 southbound,
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just as you're getting on it from the 60.
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Yes, I'll know that is.
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Town for. Can you tell them any vehicles are involved? Any description?
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Uh, look like two, white truck.
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And then I can't tell him the other one, particularly sedan. I'm gonna get on and check on them right now.
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Tell four.
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Tell them, he believes so.
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Before, for info, I already reviewed footage, so he claimed to have and footage does not show anything, there's not here anything.
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At this point, any of the unit can clear, I'll go verify, but you can start holding the calls for service.
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Okay.
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Ever.
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Tell 16, go 20.
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If you call 16, car 4.
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No. No.
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Goal 20.
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You should put me on that call with Nora 120. There's just to be another way that you could have gone to ram and another three lane. I'm going to flip around and try and get in front of it.
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Sounds fun.
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You guys need fire?
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1.20, do you need fire? No, 1-120 advise. I'm still trying to put out to get back in for a truck.
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104-through-1-120.
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No-R-120. 120. Yeah, it's going to be two pickup trucks,
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one Chevy, and then one looks like it may be in that season, single cast.
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10-4[1], do you need fire?
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10-4: Acknowledgment—message received and understood; affirmative or OK.
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Location mentioned:
Near US-60, Gold Canyon, AZ 85118
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