Car crashes into pole causing radiator fluid leak, Cambridge MA
TrafficA car crashed into a pole near John F. Kennedy St, causing radiator fluid to leak. There was no gasoline spill. The driver is being assessed and an ambulance has been requested. Police and a tow truck are also being sent to the scene.
Audio|Source: Cambridge Fire Grounds 14 and 16
03:12
Transcript:
00:00
Initial report is radiator fluid leaking from a vehicle unknown quantity.
00:04
We're heading down with facilities right now.
00:08
Received.
00:16
200 in command.
00:17
We'll grab the speedy drive.
00:27
Leighting command a file up.
00:30
Answer, command.
00:34
This is a single vehicle MVA[1] into a column on P1.
00:40
No gasoline leak. This is cool and some radiator fluid as those looks like a little bit of mix.
00:49
All right, the one car MVA[1] versus pole,
00:54
radiator fluid leak and not gasoline. 1550.
01:01
We're going to request the tow.
01:04
It's a Chrysler-Pacifica massplate (number withheld).
01:10
6-2.
01:30
File-armone, ladder two.
01:34
Latitude, a full-long accident, should be reached up.
01:37
Percease. Are you phone, engine three?
01:42
Three, answering.
01:46
What was the number after Zulu,
01:49
and is that going to be a private tell?
01:56
7 Alpizulu 762.
02:00
As far as the tow, I'm not sure.
02:06
All right,
02:13
received. We can start PD down there when they're available.
02:17
Day after request a tow for a car accident or he can just get a private tow.
02:22
It's up to him.
02:27
Yeah,
02:29
the owner will toll the cops and we may need an ambulance BLS[2] here.
02:34
Give me a second to talk to the patient. Proceed.
02:41
Engine 3 to file up.
02:48
Engine 3. Engine 3.
02:52
Requesting a BLS[2] unit.
02:54
Just have them respond all the way down glassworks to the very end, that's where the entrance to the garages.
03:01
All right, received on the one.
03:10
Division one on location, 1553.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
MVA: Collision or incident involving one or more motor vehicles.
[2]
BLS: Basic Life Support emergency medical care and transport, typically provided by EMTs.
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Location mentioned:
Near John F. Kennedy St, Cambridge, MA 02138
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