Van catches fire after wreck in Valdosta - WALB.com, South Georgia News, Weather, Sports
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VALDOSTA, GA (WALB) - Wet roads apparently contributed to a chain reaction crash that blocked a major Valdosta road this morning.
This van's fuel line caught fire after a series of wrecks on North Valdosta Road.
Traffic was backed up to the intersection of Coleman Road.
The van skidded into a dodge caliber.
The caliber then hit a jeep Cherokee.
Megan Register, the driver of the caliber, was the only driver taken to the hospital. She was treated and released.
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