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Call live Kansas City dispatch at 816-588-8888 for current availability.
Missouri Route 350 is an east-west corridor through Kansas City and Raytown with freeway-like sections, signalized intersections, bridges, commercial entrances, and connections near I-435. A useful location includes eastbound or westbound, city, nearest cross street or signed junction, roadway form, and whether the vehicle is on the route, a ramp, or private property.
Call 911 for injury, fire, smoke, hazardous leakage, a crash or breakdown blocking traffic, an unstable vehicle, or another immediate threat. Do not cross Route 350, stand behind a traffic-exposed vehicle, or walk through an interchange.
Report eastbound or westbound, Kansas City or Raytown, the nearest signal, street, bridge, business address, or route sign, and a safe static pin. A neighborhood or business name alone may not identify the correct carriageway or entrance.
State whether you are on Route 350 itself, an I-435 ramp or approach, Raytown Road, Noland Road, another intersection, an outer or local road, or a commercial lot. Include mainline or ramp, before or after the junction, lane or shoulder, and traffic direction.
Give bridge or intersection name, median or barrier, turn lane, curb, shoulder width, construction shift, business entrance, lot row, gate, surface, and loading room. Do not assume a median crossing or private driveway provides lawful equipment access.
MoDOT currently lists Route 350 bridge, resurfacing, and intersection work in the Kansas City district. Check the Traveler Information Map and current roadwork page because lane control, work limits, and dates can change after this article is published.
Give vehicle condition, keys, drivetrain, wheels, damage, leaks, requested help, destination, and property permission. Call 816-588-8888 so live dispatch can confirm applicable authority, safe access, equipment, availability, estimate, and assignment.
Kansas City or Raytown, eastbound or westbound, nearest cross street, signed junction or address, mainline or ramp, lane or shoulder, and static pin.
Bridge, signal, turn lane, median, curb, construction, business or residence, exact entrance, gate, lot row, property permission, and lawful loading space.
Year, make, model, keys, drivetrain, power, wheels, tires, steering, brakes, damage, leaks, passengers, cargo, and ability to start, roll, steer, brake, or shift.
Requested help, receiving facility and hours, owner or insurer authority, callback, estimate questions, access changes, cancellation status, and express assignment confirmation.
Give Kansas City or Raytown, eastbound or westbound, nearest cross street or address, highway or ramp, lane or shoulder, bridge or signal, vehicle description, and a safe pin.
Say that you are on Route 350, a surface intersection, a local road, or a business lot. Give the I-435 connection only as a secondary reference and identify the exact entrance or ramp relationship.
No. Project and roadwork pages explain planned or current work, but live incidents, weather, contractor operations, and traffic control can change. Use the traveler map and obey current signs and personnel.
No. Live dispatch must confirm authority, exact pickup, access, vehicle fit, equipment, availability, destination, estimate, and assignment.
Official current Missouri incident, closure, work-zone, camera, flooding, weather, and road-condition information.
Official bridge-replacement and intersection-improvement scope; check live sources for current traffic control.
Official current Kansas City district listings for Route 350 and connected-road work.
Official regional traffic incidents, closures, cameras, speeds, and messages where coverage is available.
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If anyone is injured, in immediate danger, facing a fire or hazardous spill, or blocking an active traffic lane, call 911 first. Move only when you can do so without entering traffic or increasing the danger.
Call live dispatch. An online form or email does not dispatch a truck.