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NE Ga. law enforcement prepping for influx of eclipse watchers
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On Monday, the day of the total solar eclipse, an estimated 53,000 drivers will be on the roads to a few North Georgia counties.
Multiple law enforcement agencies are praying for patience and good fortune on Monday, the day of the total solar eclipse that will bring an estimated 53,000 drivers to a few North Georgia counties. The Georgia Department of Transportation estimated the increase for Rabun, White, Habersham, Towns and Union counties, which may cause delays on highways Ga. 15 and Ga. 2. One of the main concerns for Rabun County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Shane Watts is making sure motorists don’t park on the shoulder or impede the roadway.