Captain Herb Emory Atlanta's Dependable Traffic Captain Herb Emory gets you to and from work with traffic updates every six minutes mornings and afternoons from the WSB Skycopter. Captain Herb and Atlanta's best traffic team bring you triple team coverage of the rush hour from WSB Skycopter, Sky Plane and the 24-hour WSB Traffic Center . Don't forget if you see an accident, call the WSB Traffic Center at #750. It's a free call for Verizon Wireless customers. Get up-to-the-minute traffic 24 hours a day!
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Mark Arum Mark joined the NewsTalk 750 WSB team in September of 1997, and as a proud member of Atlanta's Morning News has been helping people get to work and school on time ever since. Previously he worked as a sports writer in New York and Connecticut for eight years covering professional and collegiate sports before moving to Atlanta. Mark also hosts a talk show on NewsTalk 750 WSB. The show can be heard on Saturday's between 5 and 8 pm. In addition to his radio duties, Mark is the lead Traffic Reporter for Channel 2 Action News This Morning. He graduated from Marist College in New York with a degree in journalism and public relations in 1996 and has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, ABC Nightly News and Inside Edition.
Email Mark HERE.

Kim McCarthy started reporting Atlanta traffic from the skies in 1997. After a stint as a local D.J., the former Chicagoan joined the WSB traffic team in 2001 as the weekday morning and afternoon anchor in the WSB Skyplane. You will hear Kim as part of the Kiss 104.1 morning traffic team as your “Eye in the Sky”. Also at times on WSB Channel 2 TV, on B98.5 during the afternoon rush hours, and on the weekends.

Kim and her husband reside in Sandy Springs with the sweetest dog in the world, and their fish and turtles. They enjoy the outdoors, the beach, camping, BBQ's, gardening, good friends, a good NASCAR race, and when IMSA comes to town at Road Atlanta! After the cacophony of traffic, in her spare time, Kim prefers quiet to read, needlepoint, and spend time in nature. "Look Twice, Save A Life. Motorcycles Are Everywhere"!

Doug "Fireball" Turnbull has been a member of the WSB Traffic Team since May 2004, when he began working in the Traffic Center, as an intern. Since then, he not only has been a producer and anchor for WSB traffic on the ground, and is part of daily morning traffic reports on Channel 2, but also fills-in in both the WSB Skycopter and Skyplane, when needed. In addition to traffic, Doug works alongside Captain Herb Emory on the Captain's weekly NASCAR show, The Alan Vigil Ford Lincoln Mercury 120, which airs on Saturday afternoons from 2-4 p.m. Doug also writes weekly NASCAR articles for Frontstretch.com, MotorSportsNews.net, and CaptainHerb.net.

Married since August 2006, Doug's beautiful bride Sarah also works at WSB as a call screener and both Doug and Sarah work for the WSB Promotions team. They live near the Georgia Traffic Mecca (Spaghetti Junction) and attend Dunwoody Baptist Church. Doug graduated from Georgia State University in May 2008, receiving a degree in political science and journalism.

Email Doug: doug.turnbull@coxradio.com

Andrew Kinsey is a native of Atlanta, Georgia. He brings a creative blend of energy, dedication, charm, and a fresh perspective as the newest member of the News/Talk 750 WSB Traffic Team. Andrew tested the waters of broadcasting while still a student at Grady High School. He gained more hands on experience in college, working for a student radio station, which led to his employment with two other Atlanta radio stations.

Andrew graduated from Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech Communication, and is currently matriculating at Central Michigan University working on his Master's degree in Athletic Administration. Andrew loves his family, and currently resides in the downtown Atlanta Area. Away from the traffic center, Andrew can be found at a sporting event or spending time volunteering at local homeless shelters, schools, and assisted living facilities in the area.

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