Traffic control causes lane closures on Route 452, Delaware County PA
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, traffic officers coordinated lane shifts and partial closures near the intersection of Route 452 and Oak Avenue in Pennsylvania. The setup involved alternating traffic flow and the use of a turn lane as a straight lane near Wawa. The situation appeared to be a planned traffic control operation.
Audio|Heard on: Delaware PA Fire-Talk Group Calls
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01:7
Transcript:
00:00
Traffic 10 en route at Route 452 and Oak Avenue.
00:03
Traffic 10-2's arrival.
00:08
Traffic 10, when you arrive, we may take out this straight lane.
00:11
We're on a bad curve here, right at the intersection.
00:19
Copy.
00:20
Traffic ten on meeting out.
00:24
Copy traffic.
00:25
Ten, when you arrive, I want to put you in this parking lot right here in front of traffic ten two's vehicle.
00:33
Copy parking lot.
00:36
Ten A, when you arrive pulling behind the squad.
00:39
We're going to do alternating traffic here in the turn lane.
00:44
Actually, ten A, take out the turn lane.
00:48
Put all the traffic going south in the straight lane.
00:53
Copy arriving.
00:54
Are you across from Wawa?
00:58
Yeah, affirmative.
01:00
We're going to use this left turn lane as a straight lane for the northbound traffic.
01:06
Traffic 10 arriving.
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Location mentioned:
PA-452, Pennsylvania
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