Articles Tagged with Manatee County

MANATEE COUNTY, FL – A collision involving two trucks on I-275 claimed the life of a 38-year-old man from Cape Coral after 6 a.m. Monday. 

News-Press said a driver of a pickup truck went from southbound I-75 onto westbound I-275 when the left side of his truck collided with the truck driven by the 38-year-old man. The truck operated by the Cape Coral man then went onto the north shoulder and rolled over, ejecting him. As a result, the 38-year-old man was declared dead at the scene. 

It is not immediately clear which driver emerged first on the westbound lanes of I-275. 

MANATEE COUNTY, FL – A three-year-old girl was hospitalized for serious injuries following a two-vehicle collision on State Road 62 West Saturday. 

ABC Action News said this crash happened east of County Road 39. A 36-year-old woman had lost control of her vehicle and drifted off the westbound lanes before coming back onto the road and hitting another car in the eastbound lanes. 

The force of the collision also led the woman’s vehicle to rotate and resulted in her crashing into a wooden utility pole. The passenger with her — the 3-year-old girl — was ejected and then rushed to an area hospital. 

MANATEE COUNTY, FL – Florida Highway Patrol confirmed that at least one person was injured in a collision on I-75 South at mile marker 220 Monday. 

Troopers arrived at the scene after 7 p.m. and have yet to disclose how many people and vehicles were involved, say if the injuries suffered were major or minor, or reveal the contributing factors. 

Additional information will be posted as it becomes available. 

CORTEZ, FL – Florida Highway Patrol indicated that at least one person passed away in a crash that took place at the Cortez Road West and 115th Street junction Wednesday. 

Troopers were dispatched to the scene before 4 p.m. and arrived at the scene after 4:30 p.m. 

Officials have not indicated the exact cause of this crash, indicated the number of people and automobiles involved, or said if anyone was hurt. 

BRADENTON, FL – Florida Highway Patrol confirmed that the eastbound 32nd Avenue and 57th Street junction is blocked due to a crash with injuries that happened Friday. 

Troopers were dispatched to the scene and are investigating what led to the collision, determining the specificity of injuries sustained and how many people and vehicles there were. 

More information will be posted as it is made available. 

MANATEE COUNTY, FL – The left lane on the 6319 block of eastbound SR-64 in Bradenton is blocked due to a collision with injuries that happened around 6 p.m. Tuesday. 

Troopers are investigating what exactly caused this crash. They have not shared other information at this time, including how many people and vehicles were involved, or indicated the severity of injuries sustained. 

Additional details will be posted as more information emerges. 

BRADENTON, FL – Florida Highway Patrol said that at least one person sustained injuries in a collision in the Esplanade district Tuesday. 

This crash happened around 3 p.m., and troopers arrived at the scene before 3:45 p.m. 

Officials have not said when the scene will clear, how many vehicles and people were involved, or specified the severity of injuries sustained. 

MANATEE COUNTY, FL – A man and woman were seriously hurt, and an 11-year-old and 15-year-old boy suffered fatal injuries after a crash that involved heavy rain and a utility pole. 

This fatal wreck occurred on State Road 62 Saturday, WTSP reported. The driver – a 43-year-old man – lost control of his car. It then left the road, and he collided with a utility pole. 

The boys were pronounced dead at the scene, and the man and his front-seat passenger – a 34-year-old woman – were sent to the hospital for treatment. 

BRADENTON, FL – A collision at the State Route 64 and Grayhawk Boulevard roundabout led to a roadblock on the eastbound lanes Thursday. 

Troopers advise drivers in the area to proceed with caution. They are investigating the details of this crash and have not provided additional information at this time. 

More information will be posted as it becomes available.