Bradford County, FL (December 19, 2018) - A serious crash between a pickup truck and a FedEx van in Bradford County left both drivers injured. The crash happened on Tuesday, December 18th on State Road 100, near the intersection with County Road 100A.
Troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol responded to the accident scene. Following an investigation, officers discovered that the pickup truck was traveling westbound when the driver lost control. As the driver attempted to get back on the roadway, the truck over-corrected and collided with the FedEx van. Both drivers suffered serious injuries and were transported to the hospital. Neither of the drivers was identified and there is no word on their conditions at this time.
Skid marks, debris and grass piles were visible at the scene. Both drivers were wearing seat belts and there is no word on whether any charges will be issued.
Approximately 30 crashes are reported in Florida every hour. Many of these crashes will involve minor damage and will be no more than an inconvenience to drivers and passengers.
However, some crashes will be more serious and involve injuries, sometimes severe or fatal. When a serious crash occurs, it can turn your world upside down. From high medical bills to forced time off of work, a car accident can make a major negative impact on your life.
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