ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. — 8:39 a.m. Update: The Florida Highway Patrol released new information regarding a crash causing traffic delays on I-95 on International Golf Parkway.
According to a FHP report, a 75-year-old Georgia man was driving the semi southbound on I-95 when he hit the brakes to slow down for traffic, causing the semi to jackknife and hit a guardrail.
The driver was not hurt.
The collision shut down the inside northbound and southbound lanes as crews worked to clear the area. Lanes have since reopened.
ST JOHNS CO. CRASH CLEARED!
— Marcine Joseph (@MJ_Reports) March 21, 2022
All NB & SB lanes on I-95 @ Int'l Pwky have reopened. Traffic is still seeing delays though! Give yourself extra time. pic.twitter.com/ZiALJcntVR
Original Story:
A crash involving a jackknifed semi is causing major delays on Interstate 95 in St. Johns County.
The Florida Highway Patrol responded to the crash with injuries on I-95 South at International Golf Parkway just before 6 a.m. Monday.
Multiple northbound and southbound lanes at that exit are closed. Action News Jax has reached out to FHP to learn more information.
Drivers can take the following alternate routes:
- To head south, take CR-210 to Silverleaf/ St. Johns Parkway
- To head north, take SR-16 at Silverleaf/ St. Johns Parkway
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