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US Treasury par yield curve · Aug 26 · Source: U.S. Treasury
Thursday, August 27, 2026
U.S. Edition
Collier County

A crash on the ramp off Interstate 75 southbound at the Immokalee Road interchange in Naples was logged with a roadblock during the morning peak, and the state board records the roadway as clear

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The Florida Highway Patrol has a crash logged on the ramp off Interstate 75 southbound at the Immokalee Road interchange in Naples, and its board records the roadway there as clear.

The call was stamped at 8.01 a.m., with a second stamp at 8.11. The entry reached the public board between 8.09 and 8.14 a.m., which is bounded by two of the automated reads of this desk five minutes apart, one carrying nothing and the next carrying this row.

By the time the entry was visible its remarks field already read that the roadway was clear. The roadblock in this item comes from the incident type the Highway Patrol assigned to the call, which is a vehicle crash with roadblock. No interval of the ramp actually being shut was observed here, and none is claimed.

The board has since put a time on the change. Its third timestamp field, where a status change is stamped, was empty when this was first published and now reads 8.26 a.m.

Nothing else about the crash has been made public. No agency has released a vehicle count, an injury count, a name or a cause. The Highway Patrol has published no statement on it and neither has the Collier County Sheriff's Office. Nobody has been accused of anything.

Exit numbers on Interstate 75 in Florida follow mile markers, so the MM111 exit ramp in this record is the Immokalee Road interchange on the north side of Naples.

That is the same mile marker as the rear end crash that killed a 62 year old driver on the northbound side on August 25. The two are unconnected. That one was northbound and fatal, this one is on the southbound exit ramp two days later.

No local outlet appears to have carried this. News searches for Collier County and Interstate 75 items from the past day return nothing on it, and the only Collier interstate result is a law firm post about the separate August 25 crash. Gulf Coast News has no dated traffic blotter up for August 27 at its usual address, and WINK News could not be checked in this run because its feed returned nothing parseable, so it is unchecked rather than silent.

The usual jurisdiction limit applies. The Highway Patrol board carries state roads and their ramps. It does not carry Collier County or City of Naples streets, so Immokalee Road away from the interchange is unreported rather than confirmed clear.

There is no active National Weather Service alert for Collier County, so no weather condition was in effect on those roads and none is offered as a cause.

Update, 8.35 a.m. August 27. Two things changed after this was first published. The Highway Patrol board has stamped its third timestamp field on this row at 8.26 a.m., where it was empty at first publication, so there is now a published time on the status change and the passage above has been updated to carry it. Separately, two further crashes have been logged on Interstate 75 southbound in the same stretch, one at mile marker 112 at 8.28 a.m. carrying a left lane roadblock and one at mile marker 111 at 8.29 a.m., both still open. Those are covered separately and are not part of this incident.