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She sounded pretty tired of answering the phone. David Gibbs wrote:
Booth Martin wrote:How is 911 response with cell phones? What if I am in another state? Who gets the 911 call?I think it goes to a regional 911 center that asks you where you are. I actually had chance to use 911 service on my cell last year ... my wife and I were on a road trip through the west ... and encountered an car accident that had JUST happened. After I got my cell signal (took a while, I was out in the boonies) I called 911. IIRC, they asked me where I was and then routed me to the appropriate call center. In this case, it was the local national park ranger station. Oddly enough, the person who answered the phone in the ranger station wasn't interested when I offered GPS coordinates. I wasn't super familiar with the area, and couldn't say where I was on a very long and windy road (no jokes about the song please). I figured if they had GPS coordinates they could pinpoint my location easily and send people exactly where they were needed. david
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