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St. Johns County, FL (November 13, 2018) - A dozen cars were involved in a pile up on I-95 in St. Johns County. The crash happened on Monday, November 12th.
Around 3:00 pm the Florida Highway Patrol responded to the accident scene in the southbound lanes of the highway. When they arrived, they found a very large crash scene involving 12 vehicles. Multiple injuries were reported in the accident. Although there is no word on the full nature of the injuries sustained, none of them are believed to be life-threatening. Police have not said how the accident took place. The southbound lanes of I-95 were affected by the crash but eventually returned to normal traffic flow later in the afternoon.
No additional information is currently available.
A reportable car accident takes place, on average, every 92 seconds in Florida. This statistic shows us that car accidents happen almost constantly across our state. Each person is at risk for being involved in a crash any time they get behind the wheel.
Drivers should always remain aware and alert to their surroundings, especially when traveling on busy or congested areas such as highways. This crash illustrates how a single mistake or two on the part of a driver can cause major issues for many.
At Rubenstein Law, our Florida car accident attorneys stand ready to help in your time of need. If you are experiencing the aftermath of an injury accident, please call us for assistance. We have helped thousands of injured Floridians recover following car accidents and would love to help you as well. For your free consultation, please contact our office at 1-800 FL-Legal.
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