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WESTON, Collier County, Fla., Nov. 5, 2026 — A crash involving a cement truck, a tanker truck, and a passenger vehicle has shut down most southbound lanes of Interstate 75 (Weston) on Thursday, November 5, at mile marker 63 in Collier County. The Florida Highway Patrol said possible injuries have been reported and a helicopter has been called to the scene.
Troopers said the wreck involved two semi-trucks, a cement truck and a tanker, along with at least one passenger vehicle. The crash initially affected the northbound lanes as well, but those have since reopened to traffic.
Southbound traffic is being let through in limited amounts along the shoulder, while the recovery effort keeps most of the southbound lanes closed. Drivers have reported backups stretching for miles in the area.
First responders remain on scene investigating the crash. A life-flight helicopter has responded, which troopers said points to at least one serious injury, though the extent of the injuries has not been confirmed. No further details, including the number of people hurt or any cause of the crash, have been released.
The Florida Highway Patrol said more information is expected as the investigation continues.
We hope those who were hurt recover fully and quickly.
Local Crash Information for Weston, FL
The crash was reported on Interstate 75 in Weston. For more crash news from the area, see our latest Collier County crash news.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do weather and road conditions affect crash risk?
Rain, glare, and uneven pavement can all reduce traction and visibility, making it harder for drivers to stop or react in time, especially on long highway stretches like Weston.
What should I do right after being in a car accident?
Move to a safe area if possible, call 911, and wait for law enforcement and medical personnel before exchanging information or assessing damage.
Where do most highway crashes happen?
Many serious crashes occur on high-speed, limited-access highways where traffic merges, lanes narrow, or large commercial vehicles are present.
