Crash Closes I-95 Off-Ramp to Sunrise Blvd
Police activity shut a northbound Interstate 95 exit in Broward County on Tuesday morning after a pickup truck and e-bike were involved in an apparent crash.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Accidents
Florida Highway Patrol closed the northbound I-95 off-ramp to Sunrise Boulevard on Tuesday morning due to police activity. A black pickup truck and an e-bike were stopped in the eastbound lanes of Sunrise Boulevard following an apparent crash.
Why it matters
Closures on a major interstate exit can divert traffic onto surrounding streets and delay commuters in the Fort Lauderdale area. FL511 advised drivers to move over or slow down because emergency vehicles are responding.
The Florida Highway Patrol has closed the northbound I-95 off-ramp to Sunrise Boulevard due to police activity, and the cause and severity of the crash have not been detailed. Information on injuries and the reopening time is not yet available.
The players
Florida Highway Patrol
The state law enforcement agency responsible for highway patrol and traffic incident management on Florida's interstates and state roads.
The details
A black pickup truck was stopped in the eastbound lanes of Sunrise Boulevard, with an e-bike located beside it. FL511 posted that emergency vehicles were in the area and urged drivers to move over or slow down.
Timeline
Tuesday morning: police activity closed the northbound I-95 off-ramp to Sunrise Boulevard.
Legal Context
Florida's Move Over law requires drivers to change lanes or slow down near stopped emergency vehicles, and the FL511 advisory applies that requirement to this scene. Crashes involving pedestrians or cyclists on busy arterials like Sunrise Boulevard are a recurring source of closures in Broward County.
Commuters using the I-95 northbound exit to Sunrise Boulevard should expect delays or detours until the closure lifts. Drivers in the area should move over or slow down for emergency crews on scene.
The takeaway
Allowing extra time and staying alert near active scenes helps keep both responders and drivers safe. Checking FL511 before heading out can help you avoid the closure.
Further reading
For more on roadway incidents, see Accidents coverage across South Florida.
Source note: This article includes information reported by NBC 6 South Florida.
