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Amazon Driver Models 'Turn Around, Don't Drown' as Flash Flooding Hits Tennessee

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Emergency officials in Tennessee praised an Amazon driver who followed the axiom “turn around, don’t drown” in Williamson County, as heavy rain brought flash flooding to parts of the state on September 21.

Footage shared by Dinah Wade from Williamson County Rescue Squad (WCRS) captured the moment, which the WCRS praised as “the right decision” when the driver encountered the flooded roadway.

The National Weather Service (NWS) issued multiple flash flood warnings in the state.

Parts of middle Tennessee have received as much as 12 inches of rain since Friday, September 17, the NWS said. Credit: Dinah Wade PIO – Williamson County Rescue Squad via Storyful