Florida Highway Patrol records show several Interstate 4 crashes on November 4, 2026, including incidents near Tampa, Sanford, Polk City and Davenport. A separate major November 5 crash has not been verified.

Motorists travelling along Interstate 4 (I-4) in Florida are being reminded to check traffic conditions following multiple crash reports recorded on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.

The Florida Highway Patrol’s incident records identify collisions at several locations, including Tampa, Sanford, Polk City and Davenport. Some incidents involved reported injuries or roadway blockages. However, these records should not be mistaken for confirmation of a new major accident on Thursday, November 5.

Recent I-4 Accident Reports in Florida

The following incidents were recorded in the available Florida Highway Patrol incident data:

Sanford: Eastbound I-4 Near Mile Marker 104

A crash involving a roadblock was recorded on eastbound I-4 near mile marker 104 in Sanford, Seminole County, at approximately 10:07 a.m. on November 4. The available record does not provide details about the vehicles involved or whether anyone was injured.

Tampa: Westbound I-4 Near Mile Marker 1

Another collision was reported on westbound I-4 near mile marker 1 in Tampa, Hillsborough County, at approximately 5:57 a.m. The incident was classified as a crash with a roadblock.

Polk City: Eastbound I-4 Near Mile Marker 48

At approximately 2:59 a.m., a crash involving injuries was reported on eastbound I-4 near mile marker 48 in Polk County. The incident record identifies the location and response times but does not establish the number or severity of injuries.

Davenport: Westbound I-4 Near Mile Marker 57

A further crash involving injuries was recorded on westbound I-4 near mile marker 57 in Davenport, Polk County, at approximately 5:51 p.m. on November 4. The report classified the incident as involving a roadway blockage.

How These Accidents Can Affect Florida Drivers

Interstate 4 connects major Florida destinations, including Tampa, Lakeland, Orlando and Daytona Beach. Collisions can cause temporary lane restrictions, emergency vehicle congestion and delays, particularly near busy interchanges.

The November 4 reports indicate that some sections experienced roadblocks. However, the records do not establish that all these locations remained blocked after emergency crews completed their responses.

Where to Check I-4 Traffic Updates

Drivers can consult the following official resources before travelling:

Motorists should slow down near emergency scenes, maintain safe following distances and follow posted instructions.

Disclaimer: Is There a New I-4 Accident on November 5?

The specific crash records detailed above are dated November 4, 2026. The available information does not independently establish a new major I-4 collision on November 5. It also does not provide confirmed details about the causes, drivers, vehicle types or final injury outcomes of all the reported crashes.

Drivers should check live traffic services for current conditions rather than assume that the previous day’s roadblocks remain active.

 

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