I-95 Southbound Accident near St. Augustine, FL

Sunday, October 25, 2026 · 4:10 AM ET · Exits 323–318 Active

On Sunday, October 25, 2026 at about 4:10 AM ET, a crash was reported on Interstate 95 southbound near St. Augustine, Florida between International Golf Pkwy/Exit 323 (I-95) and FL-16/Exit 318 (I-95). Traffic reports noted: Accident; Hard shoulder blocked. It was still being reported as of 4:15 AM ET.

Live traffic cameras near this crash

I-95 @ MM 319.30.2 mi away · Northbound · Camera: FL511 / FDOT · Snapshot, refreshed about every minute
I-95 @ MM 318.30.8 mi away · Northbound · Camera: FL511 / FDOT · Snapshot, refreshed about every minute
I-95 @ MM 320.31.2 mi away · Northbound · Camera: FL511 / FDOT · Snapshot, refreshed about every minute
I-95 @ SR-161.5 mi away · Northbound · Camera: FL511 / FDOT · Snapshot, refreshed about every minute

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Date
Sunday, October 25, 2026
Reported
4:10 AM ET
Road
I-95 southbound
Location
International Golf Pkwy/Exit 323 (I-95) → FL-16/Exit 318 (I-95)
Near
St. Augustine, FL
Details
Accident; Hard shoulder blocked
Status
Active

Getting the official crash report

Crashes on I-95 in Florida are usually handled by the Florida Highway Patrol; inside some cities, local police respond instead. The responding agency, or Florida's crash records office, can provide a copy of the official report. Have the date, time and location above ready when you ask.

I-95 runs 381.9 miles through Florida. See I-95 crashes near St. Augustine or every I-95 crash in Florida from the last 30 days.

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