As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reports a possible vehicle fire on Route 55 southbound near mile marker 57, with stations 93 and 94 assigned to respond on highway operations channel 2.
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Station 93, station 94.
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Highway 2,
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Route 55 southbound, mile marker 57.
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A vehicle.
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Station 93, station 94.
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Fire, highway ops 2.
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Route 55 southbound, mile marker 57.
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A vehicle. 1306.
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