A Kentucky woman was forced to give birth on Interstate 65 on Thursday while stuck in traffic waiting for the Presidential motorcade to pass. Fortunately there was a nurse also stuck in the gridlock, sitting in her car nearby, who was able to run over and help deliver the little boy, Arley, safely. It was bumper-to-bumper all up the I-65 in Louisville for President Obama's visit to the city to tour a technology plant and give a speech about the economy, worsened because Obama had been caught up in Washington D.C. Jessica Brown was on her way to hospital with her husband, Zakk Satterley, when the couple realized, in standstill traffic, they weren't going to make it. Their baby was coming. Dramatic arrival into the world: Baby Arley was born on the I-65 in Louisville, Kentucky, on Tuesday, after his parents became stuck in traffic en route to hospital due to the Presidential motorcade . Motorcade: Obama gets a green-light corridor when his motorcade travels, and the motorcade is usually comprised of about 20 cars. He was visiting Louisville to tour a technology plant . Emergency: Tonia Vetter (right), a high-risk nurse and mother of five, was sitting in the traffic a few cars back when she realized something was happening up ahead (left) and went to check it out . Safe and sound: Baby Arley and his mom, Jessica Brown, are now both in hospital after the dramatic delivery . Tonia Vetter, a high-risk nursery nurse, was sitting in her car listening to music, when she realized something was happening up ahead. 'You could tell something was wrong,' she told WDRB News. 'I wasn't quite sure what is was.' Vetter, a mother of five, approached the car Jessica Brown was in, and her husband said she was in labor. They had called an ambulance, but it couldn't get through. Vetter introduced herself as a nurse and attended to Brown. 'It actually happened very, very quickly,' she said. 'I think she pushed one time and the head delivered, and then she pushed again and the baby was born.' Lucky: Fortunately for little Arley, there was a nurse nearby to help bring him into the world . Happy parents: Jessica Brown was on her way to hospital with her husband, Zakk Satterley, when the couple realized, in standstill traffic waiting for Obama to pass, they weren't going to make it . Baby Arlie arrived weighing 8 pounds, 9 ounces. Other drivers at the scene also helped, with one handing over a shoestring to cut the umbilical, and the other a blanket to keep the baby warm. 'I've attended a lot of deliveries, but I've never delivered a baby on my own, and I've certainly never delivered one in the middle of an interstate,' Vetter told WDRB. 'God was definitely watching over me, the baby, the mom, because she could have hemorrhaged.' The Facebook post also says the baby's name is Arley Keith Satterly, son of Jessica Brown and Zakk Satterley. Both mother and the baby boy are doing well . Resting up: An ambulance finally got through the traffic and was able to take Arley and his mom to hospital . Vetter continued: 'The baby could of had a cord or a shoulder or any number of complications could of happened.' The new parents happily shared photos of their Facebook so all those who witnessed the dramatic birth could stay abreast of what was happening. The little boy's full name is Arley Keith Satterly. Both mom and baby are doing well.
Jessica Brown and husband Zakk Satterly were en route to hospital Tuesday when they became stuck in standstill on the I-65 in Louisville.
The roads were closed for the Presidential motorcade.
Brown went into labor, and a nurse, Tonia Vetter, quickly came to her aid.
The baby was born 'quickly' in the traffic.
An ambulance was able to get through and transport them to hospital.