Broward Co., FL – Two Killed, Child Critically Injured in Crash on I-75

Two women, ages 58 and 60, both occupants of a Honda Pilot, were pronounced dead as a result of the crash. The 60-year-old driver, identified as Cira Quinones Lewis, was transported to the Cleveland Clinic for treatment of her injuries.

Four additional people were taken to a hospital by ground ambulance, while a child under the age of one was airlifted after suffering cardiac arrest at the scene. Officials said the child remained in critical condition.

One driver involved was arrested in connection with the crash, according to officials. The incident remains under investigation.

Our condolences go out to the families of the deceased victims, and we are thinking of those injured.

Why Wrong-Side Highway Incidents Can Lead to Catastrophic Outcomes

Crashes involving vehicles on the wrong side of a highway are among the most severe roadway incidents due to the high speeds involved and the likelihood of head-on or multi-impact collisions. On interstates like I-75, traffic often moves at highway speeds, leaving little time for drivers to react.

When multiple vehicles are involved, the force of impact can affect several occupants at once, increasing the risk of serious injury or death. Young children are especially vulnerable in high-impact crashes, even when restrained in child safety seats, due to their smaller body size and sensitivity to trauma.

Emergency responders typically prioritize airway, breathing, and circulation when cardiac arrest is reported at the scene, while also coordinating air transport for critical patients. Investigations in such cases often focus on roadway positioning, driver intent, and traffic conditions leading up to the collision.