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Miami, FL (January 6, 2026) – A crash involving injuries caused a roadblock early Tuesday morning on the northbound entrance ramp to State Road 874 from SR-94, according to information from the Florida Highway Patrol and Miami-Dade traffic alerts.
The incident was first reported at 8:41 a.m. on January 6 and prompted an emergency response to the ramp connecting SR-94 (Kendall Dr) to northbound SR-874. Officials confirmed that injuries were sustained, though details about the individuals involved and the nature of their injuries have not yet been released.
The crash caused a full or partial roadblock on the ramp, disrupting access to the Don Shula Expressway (SR-874) for morning commuters. Fire-rescue teams and law enforcement remained on scene to assist the injured, manage traffic, and begin clearing debris.
As of the latest update, the ramp remained impacted for some time, though full clearance has since been reported. The crash remains under investigation by local authorities, and no citations or contributing factors have been confirmed at this time.
Our thoughts are with those who were hurt in the crash, and we wish them a swift and full recovery.
Ramp Crashes and Expressway Access Hazards in Miami-Dade
The crash that occurred on January 6 at the SR-874 northbound ramp from SR-94 highlights the heightened risks associated with expressway entrance ramps—particularly in dense urban traffic zones like Miami-Dade County. Ramps are often sites of sudden merges, speed shifts, and tight curves, all of which can contribute to collisions during peak travel times.
In Miami, routes like SR-874 serve as vital connectors between residential neighborhoods like Kendall and the greater metro expressway system. When crashes occur on ramps, the resulting roadblocks can cause a domino effect of traffic delays and secondary incidents, especially during morning commutes.
While the specifics of this crash are still under investigation, injury-causing incidents on expressway ramps are frequently linked to lane-change conflicts, following too closely, or misjudging merging speeds. For drivers, extra vigilance in these transition zones is key to preventing collisions.
For those injured in ramp-related crashes, the challenges don’t end with the traffic jam. Recovery often involves medical treatment, insurance disputes, and dealing with vehicle damage or replacement. Understanding your rights and connecting with support resources can make a significant difference.
At Local Accident Reports, we are committed to helping injury victims and their families find clarity and assistance after serious roadway incidents. If you were involved in a crash on a Miami expressway or ramp, contact us today to get the guidance and support you need.
