Volusia County, FL
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Jul 13, 2026
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A fatal crash in the northbound lanes of Interstate 95 in Volusia County left one woman dead and another driver seriously hurt early Monday morning.
Authorities said the collision happened shortly after 1:30 a.m. near mile marker 248 at State Road 44. The crash involved two vehicles, a Lincoln Continental and a Kia Soul, on I-95 northbound.
An 85-year-old Daytona Beach woman was killed in the wreck, according to local reports. An Edgewater man survived but was reported to have serious injuries. Officials said he was taken to Halifax Health Medical Center for treatment.
Available information indicates both vehicles were traveling north in the center lane before the collision. The reported crash type was a rear-end collision, but investigators had not released a broader explanation of what led to the wreck in the information available here.
The Florida Highway Patrol was investigating the crash. No additional details about possible contributing factors, whether any citations were issued, or how long traffic was affected were confirmed in the available reports.
For families trying to make sense of what happened, the official crash report, medical records, photos, and any witness information may help answer important questions as the investigation continues. In a serious or fatal I-95 crash in Volusia County, some people also choose to speak with a local law firm before dealing with insurance decisions.
We are deeply sorry for everyone affected by this fatal crash on I-95 in Volusia County. After a deadly or serious collision, families often need time and clear information while sorting through crash reports, insurance questions, medical bills, and vehicle records. Preserving documents, photographs, and contact information for witnesses can be important while the investigation moves forward. Those with questions about their options after this Volusia County crash may find it helpful to speak with a car accident lawyer in the area before making major insurance decisions.
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