Florida
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Sep 10, 2026
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A serious multi-vehicle crash involving a tour bus shut down northbound Interstate 95 in St. Johns County on Thursday afternoon, September 10. The crash happened on I-95 North at mile marker 320, between State Road 16 and International Golf Parkway.
Emergency crews responded to the scene as traffic backed up for several miles in the northbound lanes. Backups began around 5:30 p.m., and by early evening some vehicles were able to get through while congestion remained heavy. According to authorities, the crash involved multiple semi-trucks, passenger vehicles, and a tour bus.
Three people were transported from the scene with minor injuries. No additional details about the injured individuals were released in the verified information provided.
All northbound lanes were initially shut down in the area because of the crash. Lanes reopened later in the evening, though the right shoulder remained blocked for a period afterward. Heavy rain was also reported around the time of the collision.
Drivers in Florida can face major delays and secondary crash risks when interstate wrecks block travel lanes, especially during poor weather and high-volume evening traffic. General preparedness information and statewide updates are available through Florida accident resources.
Bus crashes and other multi-vehicle interstate collisions often lead to follow-up reviews by responding agencies and insurers. People affected by a crash like this may later seek documentation related to roadway closures, injury transport, and vehicle damage, but no official finding on the cause of this St. Johns County crash was included in the verified facts available here.
A serious bus-related crash on I-95 North in St. Johns County led to lane closures and minor injuries. When a multi-vehicle collision involves a commercial bus, semi-trucks, and passenger vehicles, people affected often need records tied to injury treatment, vehicle damage, and the traffic disruption that followed. Any determination about what caused the crash would depend on official findings.
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