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ROGER DODGER	2012-07-26 05:15 PM
No fire. Engine 13 responding possibly with Medics.
ROGER DODGER	2012-07-26 05:17 PM
Between Painted Cave and West Camino Cielo.
COMMENT 301941P	2012-07-26 07:39 PM
And this: 6:46 PM 6 [16] [Notification] [CHP]-GOLD CAB ETA 10MIN 6:43 PM 5 [14] [Rotation Request Comment] 1039 SBA TOWING 805-892-4475 6:42 PM 4 [13] 29-801 REQ 1185 FOR BLU MERC SUV H REQ TAXI FOR PASS 5:52 PM 3 [5] 29-801 GP SB OF MISSION ONR NEG 1125 5:36 PM 2 [3] TWO VEHS, BLK NISS SENTRA VS MERC SD 5:36 PM 1 [2] 1125 IN GORE POINT What the heck is Gore Point? Oh, maybe I don't want to know.... My first choice is Mussel Shoals, but this is Mission St. 1125 is traffic hazard.
ROGER DODGER	2012-07-26 07:52 PM
Huh...
COMMENT 301950	2012-07-26 08:01 PM
Gore point is not a certain place, it is the lines on the road, google "gore point road" and there is a wiki page with a good photo
COMMENT 301941P	2012-07-26 08:08 PM
Thanks 950. Wiki, "Gore Point": "A gore, gore point, or gore zone is a triangular piece of land found where roads merge or split. When two roads merge, the area is sometimes referred to as a merge nose. The term "gore" may originate from the dressmaker's term for a triangular piece of cloth, or from being "gored" by horn of a bull. Gores on freeways in the United States are frequently marked with stripes or chevrons at both entrance and exit ramps. These help drivers entering the freeway to estimate how much time they have to match the speed of through traffic, and warn drivers improperly exiting the freeway right down the middle of a gore that they are about to run out of road. Gores at exit ramps occasionally feature impact attenuators, especially when there is something solid at the other end of the gore."
COMMENT 301986P	2012-07-26 09:18 PM
"Impact Attenuators" -- good name for a band.

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