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Ormond Beach, FL (April 27, 2026) – A 34-year-old Holly Hill woman died on Sunday morning, April 26, after a two-vehicle crash in Ormond Beach.
The collision happened at South Orchard Street and Cherrywood Drive. Reports said Rebekah Petrick was driving a sports utility vehicle involved in the crash.
Petrick was pronounced dead at the scene, while a passenger in the sports utility vehicle and the driver of the sedan were both injured and taken to a hospital.
The crash remains under investigation. Additional details may become available as authorities continue their review.
We extend our sincere condolences to Petrick’s family, and we wish the injured people a full recovery.
Common Injury Risks in Two-Vehicle Intersection Crashes
Two-vehicle crashes at intersections can cause serious injuries because vehicles may collide at an angle. A side impact can place heavy force near the driver or passenger area, depending on where the vehicles meet.
Sports utility vehicles and sedans can respond differently during a collision. Their size, height, and weight may affect how the impact moves each vehicle and how occupants are hurt.
Medical teams often check crash victims for head trauma, chest pain, broken bones, and internal injuries. Passengers may also be hurt even when they are not seated near the first point of impact. Seat belts, speed, and vehicle damage can all affect injury severity.
