A small passenger plane made an emergency landing on I-75 in Gordon County on Sunday afternoon, according to the Georgia State Patrol.

Officials with GSP were notified shortly after noon that an aircraft had made an emergency landing on I-75 northbound near Union Grove Road, the agency told Channel 2 Action News in a statement.

The Cessna 337 twin engine plane landed in the northbound lanes of I-75 and the pilot steered it onto the ramp for exit 310, officials said. The pilot said he had experienced some type of fuel-related issue, GSP said.

The pilot and his passenger were not injured.

The northbound lanes of I-75 were closed while GSP officials responded and worked to move the plane.

A representative with the Federal Aviation Association gave permission for the aircraft to be moved, and it was towed about two miles to Tom B. David Airport in Calhoun, officials said.

In other news:

Police said a trio hit 33 different vehicles, parked overnight in a public garage on North Highland Avenue.

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