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Drivers be careful

By 540-AM WRGC
31 Dec

The scanner has been busy this evening with two vehicles reported to have left the road and entered into either a river or stream.  This time of the year with cold temperatures hypothermia can come on suddenly not to mention the sheer danger of being in a vehicle in the water. Pay attention too because the emergency personnel would also like to be at home with their families.

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