News4JAX has been tracking fatal accidents on I-95 in St. Johns County for the past seven years. Since 2016, 40 people have been killed along the more than 40-mile stretch, according to News4JAX records, and three people have died so far this year.
in a crash, including a Florida Highway Patrol trooper who was investigating.
Joy McCoach was at a rest stop in St. Johns County on Friday and said she is aware of the rash of crashes in the area. She said she pays more attention when she is driving along that particular stretch of highway. News4JAX has been tracking fatal crashes on I-95 in St. Johns County for the past seven years. Since 2016, 40 people have been killed along the more than 40-mile stretch, according to News4JAX records, and three people have died so far this year.
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