One Car Accident Stops Traffic on Thursday

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On: December 30, 2011

A one car accident shut down traffic on Mountain Home Road, Thursday morning.

According to reports, the driver of a black Honda Civic apparently fell asleep at the wheel and veered off the road, striking several trees before finally coming to a stop.

The driver did not suffer any major injuries. Only minor cuts to the face were reported.

The Georgia State Patrol worked the scene, and reported that traffic was shut down for a little over 30 minutes.

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