Tractor traffic overturned and buried pipes to the I-95 in Volusia

Oak Hill, Fla. -A semitrailer overturned and buried its load after wiping another vehicle on the Interstate 95 in Volusia County on the early Wednesday, which prompted the interstate closing, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

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The wreck occurred around 4:20 a.m. on the I-95 South near Mile Marker 235 near Oak Hill. The interstate was closed in both directions, but the traffic cameras later showed vehicles on the shoulders.

Hours later, the Interstate was planned again in the same area when crash debris caught, Troopers said.

The FHP said that the Big Rig was on the I-95 south when it turned into the middle of Lane and hit a 2024 GMC Savana who pulled a trailer with a 2008 Toyota Rav4.

Both vehicles ran off the street and the tractor -trailer overturned and spilled plastic tubes onto the highway, said the FHP.

According to the soldier, a 2003 Nissan 350z beat the pipes.

The Big Rig driver was brought to the Halifax Health Medical Center in Daytona Beach with non-life-threatening injuries, said the FHP.

The GMC driver, a 59-year-old woman in North Carolina, and her passenger, a 70-year-old woman from Miami, were not injured. The Nissan driver was also unharmed.

The lanes towards the south were blocked by the fallen semi -traction and the whistles, and the lanes to the north were closed due to a fuel leak by the Great Rig. Two lanes to the north were later reopened.

However, the traffic was on the shoulders in both directions shortly after the first wreck.

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No further details were published.