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OK AfterLakeland, FL

I-4 at MM 33

  • Lakeland · 33805
  • Reported Sep 17, 8:04 PM ET
  • Cleared Sep 17, 8:37 PM ET

Source: Florida Highway Patrol live traffic report. Not an official crash record.

Were you involved?

Here is what to do in the next 14 days.

If this is an emergency, call 911 or get medical care right away.

What to do next

Five things, in this order

  1. Get seen within 14 days. In Florida, your own car insurance helps pay for your care after a crash, but only if you're seen within 14 days. How much it pays depends on your policy.

    Symptoms like neck pain, back pain, headaches or stiffness often show up a day or two later. Being seen early protects you either way.

  2. Request an evaluation below. The local clinic for your area will call or text you back. You don't have to call anyone.

  3. Get your crash report. The officer's report is filed with the state within a few days. How to get it

  4. Save photos and details. Damage, the scene, the other driver's information, anything you were told.

  5. Tell your insurance company. Report the crash to your own insurer, even if it wasn't your fault.

Your next step

Get seen this week

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  • Crash-injury evaluations, same week
  • PIP accepted, no out-of-pocket for most Florida drivers
  • Calls or texts you back within one business day

Request an evaluation

Takes about 30 seconds.

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