VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — Two separate crashes at the same mile marker along Interstate 95 caused delays Tuesday morning near Ormond Beach, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
State troopers said a total of four vehicles, including an ambulance, were involved in the northbound crashes.
The events unfolded around 5 a.m.
Investigators said a Volusia County EMS ambulance responded to assist at a crash that happened near mile marker 268.
Officials said while it was slowing down, nearing the crash, another motorist struck the ambulance from behind, causing the secondary crash.
The two crashes sent three people to the hospital. FHP said none of their injuries were life-threatening.
Troopers also noted that neither of the EMS paramedics inside the ambulance were hurt and stayed on scene to help during the crashes.
Around 8:30 a.m., FHP confirmed to Channel 9 that troopers had reopened all three northbound lanes of I-95.
The crashes remain under investigation.
Volusia County Traffic Alert:
— FHP Orlando (@FHPOrlando) December 30, 2025
The northbound lanes of I-95 are currently blocked south of US-1 (mile
marker 268) due to a crash involving multiple vehicles. Drivers need to use caution in the area and prepare for traffic delays. #OrmondBeach pic.twitter.com/WY1pRjQXov
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