The Facebook post that I saw tonight noted: "Heavy fog was reported in the area this morning that mixed with smoke from a controlled burn." I originally, thought it referred to a controlled burn of the cars/trucks in the accident. After a second read, I see it refers to the conditions that may have been factors in the accident.
Thanks for posting. Prayers up.
Saw a video from this. Terrible.
I was in Orlando last week. Early morning fog was dense to say the least
Why did I know, without even reading the article, that the area of highway in question would have been either I-95 between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, or I-4 between Daytona and Sanford? For some reason, those consistently seem to be the most dangerous/problematic stretches of interstate in Florida.
I have one rule about driving in dense fog. Just don’t do it. Check weather reports, traffic cams, etc. before leaving. If the fog is getting worse, put your flashers on and take the next exit or turn into the next parking area to wait it out at a gas station/ convenience store.