St. Johns County, FL (November 16, 2024) – A multi-vehicle crash involving a semi-truck shut down all southbound lanes of Interstate 95 near the Duval-St. Johns county line on Friday evening. The incident occurred near mile marker 330, approximately one mile north of the County Road 210 exit.
St. Johns County Fire Rescue (SJCFR) reported that the collision involved multiple vehicles, including a semi-truck. The Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) confirmed that injuries resulted from the crash, though specific details about the number of individuals injured and the severity of their injuries have not yet been disclosed.
Emergency responders were on the scene to provide medical care to those injured and manage traffic. Southbound traffic on I-95 was brought to a standstill as crews worked to address the incident and clear debris from the roadway. Updates regarding the reopening of lanes and the condition of those involved are expected as SJCFR continues to assess the situation.
Our thoughts are with those affected by this collision, and we hope for the swift recovery of anyone injured.
Multi-Vehicle Crashes in Florida
Florida’s major highways, such as I-95, are frequently the sites of multi-vehicle accidents, especially in high-traffic areas like the Duval-St. Johns county line. Collisions involving semi-trucks often have severe consequences due to the size and weight of the vehicles, which can cause significant damage and injuries in multi-vehicle pileups.
Such incidents emphasize the importance of attentive driving and adhering to traffic regulations. Highways are particularly dangerous when weather conditions, speeding, or sudden traffic slowdowns are involved, increasing the risk of collisions.
For victims of these crashes, the aftermath can be overwhelming, with medical expenses, vehicle damage, and emotional stress adding to the challenges of recovery. Seeking professional support and legal guidance can help navigate these difficult situations.
Local Accident Reports provides assistance and resources for individuals and families affected by serious crashes. Contact us for more information or guidance related to this incident.