Vehicle stuck causes traffic issue on M88, Antrim County MI
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle became stuck in the middle of the road between Leisure School Road and Getaway Lane on M88 in Custer Township, Michigan. The disabled vehicle was causing a traffic hazard as other cars attempted to pass and nearly collided. Emergency services were notified to assist in clearing the vehicle from the roadway.
Audio|Heard on: Antrim MI Fire Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
00:57
Transcript:
00:00
I have a vehicle stuck right in the middle of the road going up the hill between Leisure School Road and Getaway Lane.
00:09
It's going to be a traffic hazard.
00:12
I already have cars trying to pass by and almost hit this person.
00:17
EM1, do you locate them one more time?
00:21
Yes, Central.
00:22
I am midway up the hill between Getaway Lane and Leisure School Road.
00:29
Okay, halfway up what hill? M88?
00:34
Correct, Central.
00:35
Sorry about that, M88.
00:39
Okay, is just a vehicle stuck there?
00:43
Yes, they're stuck.
00:45
They can't make up the hill and they're causing some traffic problems here.
00:51
Clear, we'll get someone out there as soon as we can.
00:55
Got it, since I'm going to try to get them off the side of the road.
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Location mentioned:
Getaway Ln, Custer Township, MI 49659
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