By james art 
St. The Lucy-44-year-old Miami man died after a Tuesday night crash on Turnpike in Florida, which included a total of three vehicles, according to a Florida highway patrol on Wednesday.
The crash has been reported at 23:23 in the area of Port St. Lucy Boulevard in the northern sails of Turnpike, FHP said.
According to FHP, a 44-year-old man in Miami was driving a semi-trailer, pulling a tandem trailer north into the inner lane about 1000 feet south of Port Lucy Boulevard.
He spun to the right to avoid debris on the lane, hitting the left back of the second semi -semi -semi -trailer, pulling a tandem trailer.
The man in Miami lost control and his semi -trailer began to turn back clockwise and began to slide away.
North Tesla stood behind Miami’s semi -trailers, and the driver tried to divert to avoid a crash, but he was not successful. The front left of Tesla crashed with the right back of the tandem.
The man’s semi-camion in Miami eventually partially blocks the interior and outer sails. The man in Miami, whose name was not released, died in place, according to FHP.
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The driver of the second semiconductor, a 52-year-old man Hyallea, did not realize that she had become a disaster and continued to drive north. He walked into a service site and noticed the damage. He was not injured.
Tesla, driven by a 22-year-old man by plantation, turned partially, blocking the outer lane and out on the ramp to the Port Lucy Boulevard. The Tesla driver was taken to HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital at Fort Pierce with injuries described by FHP as an inability.
The Turnpike northern sails were closed while employees investigated the crash.
Will Greenley is a news reporter for TCPALM. Follow Will on X @Offthebeattweet Or get it by phone at 772-267-7926. Send him an email to will.greenlee@tcpalm.comS
This article originally appeared in Treasure Coast newspapers: Deadly Catastrophe on Florida’s Turnpike in St. Lucy County