Ohio traffic anchor and meteorologist KJ Jacobs witnessed a car accident while giving a traffic report live on air.

A live traffic feed showed cars driving on the highway, with one vehicle stopped between the highway's lanes and an on-ramp.

A traffic reporter based in Ohio caught a glimpse of a live crash Thursday while he was in the middle of taping a segment.

The Michigan State University alumna started on the digital side at Fox 2 and became the traffic reporter in 2020.

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