Jeff Baugh, a veteran airborne traffic reporter who has passed away is a sad news. Jeff Baugh was known for his navigational assistance to Southern Californians during sig alerts and freeway jams. He also helped them navigate through massive brush fires and countless traffic accidents on KFI KNX and KFWB. The news of Jeff Baugh’s passing has made headlines since Tuesday night. People are in deep sadness. They have also been on a quest to find out what happened to Jeff Baugh, a traffic journalist. This column was published to answer all questions about Jeff Baugh’s death. Please read the entire column to show your respect for the late traffic reporter Jeff Baugh. Scroll down the page.
Traffic reporter Jeff Baugh Cause of Death
Jeff Baugh, a renowned traffic reporter for KFI, was killed while working there. In 1986, he joined KFWB and began his career as a journalist. He was an integral part in KFWB’s coverage of news. Former program director Andy Ludlum claimed Jeff Baugh to be the station’s secret weapons. He worked at KNX News for a long time, from 2008 to 2017. Jeff Baugh also had many friends at KNX News. The journalist Pete Demetriou recalled Jeff Baugh’s encyclopedic road knowledge. “He was able to paint word pictures which would have made a difference for someone who was driving their car.” Continue reading this article.
Pete added that it is one thing to say there is a problem with the 101. But Jeff would explain what it was, and most importantly, how you could get around it, in a way you can sit down, make your decision, and say “you know what?” Jennifer York said that the late traffic reporter gave her a warm embrace. Jennifer York recalled him saying that whenever she was grounded while flying for Channel Five Baugh came over to give her a warm hug and they would share doughnuts.
Baugh’s death is not yet known, but there are rumors that Baugh suffered from age-related illnesses. His health was continuously deteriorating. Soon, more details will be released. Stay tuned.