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Worker Killed During Head-On Crash with Tanker Truck in Polk County
One person was killed and ten others sustained a variety of injuries earlier this week after their bus was involved in an accident with a semi-truck along U.S. Highway 98, according to preliminary reports from the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.
AAA Releases Results of Study into Florida Wrong-Way Collisions
Recent data published by AAA sheds an unsettling light into wrong-way crashes on divided highways throughout the country in general, and Florida in particular. The data compiled by AAA states that, every year, about 500 people die as a result of head-on or wrong-way crashes that take place on divided highways. In Florida, it is estimated that between 30 and 35 people die every year as a result of wrong-way crashes on divided highways. These types of collisions, while not accounting for the majority of crashes throughout the state, are some of the most violent and fatal accidents that can take place, which is why this new report from AAA is so important.
Leesburg Teenagers Die In Head-On Crash
A Leesburg teenager survived a serious car accident and lived. She counted every day as a blessing after the crash. It was only 9 months later, on June 18, when 16-year-old Beth Yasko was killed in a head-on car crash after a trip to the beach.
