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Daytona Beach, FL (September 3, 2018) - A Monday morning rollover crash involving a single vehicle left one person dead and two injured in Daytona Beach. According to police, the car was traveling on Beach Street near Cedar Street around 3:00 am when the accident occurred. Officers say that the car left the roadway and entered a field where the crash occurred. The car flipped over from the impact although it is not immediately clear if it struck an object in the collision.
One person was pronounced dead while two others were transported to a hospital. No update is available on the extent of their injuries or their conditions at this time. Police have not released the names of anyone involved in the crash.
Officials are still investigating the crash and the area around Beach Street remains closed at this time.
We are saddened to hear of this tragic wreck in Daytona Beach. Single car accidents are often some of the most deadly and serious crashes that we encounter in our practice. Many single vehicle crashes are caused by driver error, including excessive speed and impairment. This can lead to catastrophic results. As of now, it is not clear what caused this vehicle to leave the roadway. A full police investigation into this crash will occur, at which time a cause will be determined.
If you are a passenger or driver in a single vehicle crash that is not your fault, you could have legal rights under Florida personal injury law. To discuss your case with one of our experienced attorneys, call us at 1-800 FL-Legal. The call is free and there is no obligation on your part. We are standing by waiting to hear from you.
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