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Jacksonville, FL (July 27, 2026) – Two teenagers were killed, and two adults were hospitalized after a three-vehicle crash on Saturday morning, July 25, in the 1300 block of Edgewood Avenue West around 11:15 a.m.
According to officials, a Dodge 3500 pickup truck was traveling eastbound on Edgewood Avenue West while towing a large trailer loaded with two vehicles. Investigators said the truck failed to stop and rear-ended a Toyota Camry and/or a Ford F-150 extended-cab truck.
Two teenagers died in the crash, and two adults were taken to a hospital for treatment. Additional details about the victims have not been released.
Our condolences go out to the families and loved ones of the deceased.
What Can Cause Serious Injuries in Multi-Vehicle Crashes?
Multi-vehicle crashes can become more severe because several impacts may happen within a short period of time. The size and weight of the vehicles involved, traffic conditions, and the force of each collision can affect the outcome. Vehicles towing trailers may also require more time and distance to slow down or stop.
Investigators may review vehicle damage, roadway conditions, driver actions, and available evidence to understand how a crash occurred. The way vehicles move before and after impact can provide details about the sequence of events. These findings can help explain the factors involved in a serious collision.
