Car crashes into tree on pleasant drive in Benton, Benton ME
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a single vehicle crashed into a tree on Pleasant Drive near the River Road intersection in Benton. The airbags deployed. The driver was alone and alert at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Kennebec, Somerset, and Waldo County Fire Departments
Listen to dispatch call
01:49
Transcript:
00:00
Car versus tree.
00:02
It's going to be on Pleasant Drive in Benton right before the River Road intersection.
00:08
Again, Fairfield Fire/Rescue, Delta.
00:11
I have a 10-35, car versus tree,
00:14
and we do have airbag deployment.
00:16
I'm trying to get further information on the injuries.
00:18
We have the caller in line.
00:24
Delta has that break, Delta.
00:27
You said it near the River Road are you saying on Clinton Ave or Benton Ave or West Sandra?
00:33
Pleasant Drive.
00:35
Pleasant Drive.
00:37
Weather for River Road in Benton.
00:41
Seven for Pleasant Drive, thank you go.
00:44
Have all for Pleasant Drive.
00:45
Thank you, Go.
00:56
12
00:59
On the row Go for dope 12 are you going to have you up to Waterville for coverage
01:29
Do they feel fire from Waterville Fire Unit 6? Yeah,
01:41
single vehicle, single occupant, off the road,
01:44
alert and conscious airbags did deploy.
01:47
But you's alert and conscious.
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Location mentioned:
Pleasant Dr & River Rd, Benton, ME 04901
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