Naples, FL (August 4, 2018) – The Florida Highway Patrol was called to the scene of a fatal crash that happened late Friday afternoon. The incident took place on Immokalee Road and Woodcrest Drive in Naples.
Five people were involved in the serious accident, though their vehicle types have not been identified. The crash blocked traffic in the Naples area for several hours. However, the roads have since reopened.
One person died and two other people were taken to hospitals with traumatic, life-threatening injuries. At this time, the fate of those injured is uncertain.
The accident occurred just east of Collier Boulevard. Police have identified one of the vehicles involved as a U-Haul truck, and they are still investigating the incident at this time.
Every 92 seconds, a reportable auto accident takes place on Florida roadways. 250,000 people will be injured every year and others will lose their lives in these horrific accidents on our roads. We want to be there and extend our sincere condolences to you when you are in need.
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