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Palm Coast Car Accident Hotspots: A Road-by-Road Look at Full-Year 2025 Crash Data
Palm Coast drivers should not have to handle a crash’s aftermath alone. A claim may require substantiating the events of the crash, addressing fault allegations, preserving evidence, identifying potentially responsible parties and available coverage, and documenting the losses the crash has caused.
264
Distinct roadway labels in the defined Palm Coast area recorded at least one reported crash in 2025.
The table below identifies the 10 roadways with the highest reported totals, the number of crashes tagged to each roadway, and each roadway's share of all crashes recorded in the defined area.
Top 10 Palm Coast roadways by reported crash count.
Roadway
Total crashes tagged to roadway
Share of area crashes
PALM COAST PARKWAY
311
15.7%
STATE ROAD 100
263
13.2%
BELLE TERRE PARKWAY
244
12.3%
INTERSTATE 95
154
7.8%
OLD KINGS ROAD
91
4.6%
CYPRESS POINT PARKWAY
77
3.9%
U.S. ROUTE 1
62
3.1%
SEMINOLE WOODS BOULEVARD
39
2.0%
ROYAL PALMS PARKWAY
30
1.5%
RYMFIRE DRIVE
29
1.5%
Top 10 subtotal
1,300
65.5%
Share of area crashes is each roadway's reported crash count as a percentage of the 1,986 crashes in the defined Palm Coast area. The Top 10 roadways account for 1,300 crashes, or 65.5% of the area total.
Source: Signal4 Analytics full-year 2025 crash snapshot, with preliminary FLHSMV and FDOT processing. Palm Coast was identified from cleaned address-derived city and county fields, not a municipal-boundary polygon. Analysis and quality review were AI-assisted.
How a Car Accident Lawyer in Palm Coast Can Help
The right legal help should address the problems standing between you and a properly supported claim. Here is how The Moore Law Firm turns those problems into a focused case strategy.
Fight Back When Fault Is Disputed
When accounts conflict or blame shifts, we examine responding-agency records, photographs, available video, witness information and other evidence to build the clearest supported account of what happened.
Preserve Evidence Before It Disappears
Nearby business or condominium footage, witness recollections and scene conditions may not remain available. We identify time-sensitive evidence sources and take appropriate preservation steps when the circumstances support them.
Identify the Parties and Coverage That May Apply
A Palm Coast crash may involve a vehicle owner, employer, rideshare company, rental agreement or more than one insurance policy. We examine the potential parties and coverage instead of stopping at the first policy disclosed.
Handle Insurer Pressure With Insider Insight
Former insurance defense experience helps us anticipate common fault, coverage and valuation arguments. We manage claim communications, review requests and respond to offers with the complete record in view.
Document the Full Cost of the Crash
Medical treatment, missed income, property damage and longer-term effects do not always appear at once. We organize the documented losses before the claim is evaluated for resolution.
Get Direct Access to Your Lawyer
Moore's boutique model gives you direct lawyer access, clear next steps and answers tailored to your claim throughout the process.
Explore the Full-Year 2025 Palm Coast Accident Profile
Select a report category and individual factor to see how often it appeared locally, how it compared with Florida, and how reported injury outcomes were distributed.
Explore by report category
Choose a reported factor
Local overview
What Palm Coast crash reports show at a glance
Reported crash totals and injury outcomes are presented together so the local picture can be read before individual factors are explored.
1,986
Reported crashes
All reported Palm Coast crashes
536
Crashes with injuries
27.0% of all local crashes
8
Fatal crashes
0.4% of all local crashes
190
Hit-and-run crashes
9.6% of all local crashes
Outcome comparison
Crashes with an injury or fatality
Palm Coast
27.39%
544 of 1,986 crashes
Flagler County
28.49%
734 of 2,576 crashes
Northeast Florida
25.77%
14,816 of 57,493 crashes
Florida
23.38%
160,525 of 686,517 crashes
Local outcome mix
Count and share of Palm Coast crashes
Outcome
Palm Coast count
Palm Coast share
No reported injury
1,442
72.6%
Possible injury
337
17.0%
Non-incapacitating injury
164
8.3%
Serious injury
35
1.8%
Fatal crash
8
0.4%
What the data suggests
Palm Coast recorded 1,986 reported crashes. 536 were crashes with injuries (27.0%), and 8 were fatal crashes.
Front-to-rear impacts accounted for 592 crashes (29.8% of all local crashes), or 36.6% of the 1,618 crashes with a reported impact type.
What may warrant investigation
The local outcome mix can be compared with Flagler County, Northeast Florida, and Florida when examining questions raised by the underlying crash records.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Driver condition
Drug
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
18
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
0.9%
Share of local crashes
18 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
0.5%
Share of Florida crashes
3,156 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.4 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
9 · 50.0%
1,540 · 48.8%
Possible injury
6 · 33.3%
611 · 19.4%
Non-incapacitating injury
1 · 5.6%
452 · 14.3%
Serious injury
1 · 5.6%
179 · 5.7%
Fatal crash
1 · 5.6%
374 · 11.9%
What the data suggests
18 Palm Coast crashes included Drug. 8 were crashes with injuries (44.4%). 2 involved a serious injury or fatality (11.1%). 1 was a fatal crash. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
17 crashes (94.4%) included at least one different reported factor.
Another driver condition
12 · 66.7%
Driver action
15 · 83.3%
Driver profile
8 · 44.4%
Road & visibility
2 · 11.1%
Other context
13 · 72.2%
Special flags
6 · 33.3%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Driver condition
Alcohol
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
48
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
2.4%
Share of local crashes
48 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
1.8%
Share of Florida crashes
12,445 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.6 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
26 · 54.2%
7,266 · 58.4%
Possible injury
12 · 25.0%
2,396 · 19.3%
Non-incapacitating injury
7 · 14.6%
1,810 · 14.5%
Serious injury
2 · 4.2%
534 · 4.3%
Fatal crash
1 · 2.1%
439 · 3.5%
What the data suggests
48 Palm Coast crashes included Alcohol. 21 were crashes with injuries (43.8%). 3 involved a serious injury or fatality (6.3%). 1 was a fatal crash. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
47 crashes (97.9%) included at least one different reported factor.
Another driver condition
20 · 41.7%
Driver action
37 · 77.1%
Driver profile
7 · 14.6%
Road & visibility
9 · 18.8%
Other context
34 · 70.8%
Special flags
11 · 22.9%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Driver condition
Distracted
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
1,011
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
50.9%
Share of local crashes
1,011 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
14.8%
Share of Florida crashes
101,376 of 686,517 Florida crashes
36.1 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
767 · 75.9%
73,903 · 72.9%
Possible injury
149 · 14.7%
15,764 · 15.6%
Non-incapacitating injury
83 · 8.2%
9,720 · 9.6%
Serious injury
11 · 1.1%
1,710 · 1.7%
Fatal crash
1 · 0.1%
279 · 0.3%
What the data suggests
1,011 Palm Coast crashes included Distracted. 243 were crashes with injuries (24.0%). 12 involved a serious injury or fatality (1.2%). 1 was a fatal crash.
What may warrant investigation
1,000 crashes (98.9%) included at least one different reported factor.
Another driver condition
21 · 2.1%
Driver action
584 · 57.8%
Driver profile
558 · 55.2%
Road & visibility
123 · 12.2%
Other context
913 · 90.3%
Special flags
51 · 5.0%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Driver action
Unrestrained
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
59
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
3.0%
Share of local crashes
59 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
1.8%
Share of Florida crashes
12,664 of 686,517 Florida crashes
1.1 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
25 · 42.4%
5,517 · 43.6%
Possible injury
14 · 23.7%
2,659 · 21.0%
Non-incapacitating injury
14 · 23.7%
2,698 · 21.3%
Serious injury
4 · 6.8%
1,094 · 8.6%
Fatal crash
2 · 3.4%
696 · 5.5%
What the data suggests
59 Palm Coast crashes included Unrestrained. 32 were crashes with injuries (54.2%). 6 involved a serious injury or fatality (10.2%). 2 were fatal crashes.
What may warrant investigation
58 crashes (98.3%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
34 · 57.6%
Another driver action
39 · 66.1%
Driver profile
33 · 55.9%
Road & visibility
12 · 20.3%
Other context
45 · 76.3%
Special flags
5 · 8.5%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Driver action
Speeding
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
214
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
10.8%
Share of local crashes
214 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
1.7%
Share of Florida crashes
11,822 of 686,517 Florida crashes
9.1 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
175 · 81.8%
7,067 · 59.8%
Possible injury
22 · 10.3%
2,413 · 20.4%
Non-incapacitating injury
15 · 7.0%
1,657 · 14.0%
Serious injury
2 · 0.9%
461 · 3.9%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
224 · 1.9%
What the data suggests
214 Palm Coast crashes included Speeding. 39 were crashes with injuries (18.2%). 2 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.9%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
214 crashes (100.0%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
128 · 59.8%
Another driver action
214 · 100.0%
Driver profile
113 · 52.8%
Road & visibility
27 · 12.6%
Other context
179 · 83.6%
Special flags
24 · 11.2%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Driver action
Aggressive
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
572
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
28.8%
Share of local crashes
572 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
3.1%
Share of Florida crashes
21,424 of 686,517 Florida crashes
25.7 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
441 · 77.1%
13,431 · 62.7%
Possible injury
80 · 14.0%
4,123 · 19.2%
Non-incapacitating injury
47 · 8.2%
2,741 · 12.8%
Serious injury
4 · 0.7%
791 · 3.7%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
338 · 1.6%
What the data suggests
572 Palm Coast crashes included Aggressive. 131 were crashes with injuries (22.9%). 4 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.7%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
572 crashes (100.0%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
403 · 70.5%
Another driver action
349 · 61.0%
Driver profile
278 · 48.6%
Road & visibility
77 · 13.5%
Other context
488 · 85.3%
Special flags
56 · 9.8%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Driver action
Lane Departure
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
742
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
37.4%
Share of local crashes
742 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
32.2%
Share of Florida crashes
221,031 of 686,517 Florida crashes
5.2 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
565 · 76.1%
182,768 · 82.7%
Possible injury
104 · 14.0%
20,263 · 9.2%
Non-incapacitating injury
55 · 7.4%
13,320 · 6.0%
Serious injury
13 · 1.8%
3,555 · 1.6%
Fatal crash
5 · 0.7%
1,125 · 0.5%
What the data suggests
742 Palm Coast crashes included Lane Departure. 172 were crashes with injuries (23.2%). 18 involved a serious injury or fatality (2.4%). 5 were fatal crashes.
What may warrant investigation
702 crashes (94.6%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
320 · 43.1%
Another driver action
229 · 30.9%
Driver profile
316 · 42.6%
Road & visibility
160 · 21.6%
Other context
506 · 68.2%
Special flags
116 · 15.6%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Driver profile
Aging Driver
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
704
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
35.4%
Share of local crashes
704 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
22.3%
Share of Florida crashes
153,077 of 686,517 Florida crashes
13.2 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
531 · 75.4%
115,861 · 75.7%
Possible injury
107 · 15.2%
21,230 · 13.9%
Non-incapacitating injury
52 · 7.4%
12,842 · 8.4%
Serious injury
10 · 1.4%
2,577 · 1.7%
Fatal crash
4 · 0.6%
567 · 0.4%
What the data suggests
704 Palm Coast crashes included Aging Driver. 169 were crashes with injuries (24.0%). 14 involved a serious injury or fatality (2.0%). 4 were fatal crashes.
What may warrant investigation
693 crashes (98.4%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
436 · 61.9%
Driver action
389 · 55.3%
Another driver profile
46 · 6.5%
Road & visibility
81 · 11.5%
Other context
598 · 84.9%
Special flags
42 · 6.0%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Driver profile
Teen Driver
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
301
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
15.2%
Share of local crashes
301 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
11.4%
Share of Florida crashes
78,284 of 686,517 Florida crashes
3.8 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
209 · 69.4%
58,659 · 74.9%
Possible injury
63 · 20.9%
11,860 · 15.1%
Non-incapacitating injury
23 · 7.6%
6,392 · 8.2%
Serious injury
5 · 1.7%
1,157 · 1.5%
Fatal crash
1 · 0.3%
216 · 0.3%
What the data suggests
301 Palm Coast crashes included Teen Driver. 91 were crashes with injuries (30.2%). 6 involved a serious injury or fatality (2.0%). 1 was a fatal crash.
What may warrant investigation
293 crashes (97.3%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
164 · 54.5%
Driver action
154 · 51.2%
Another driver profile
46 · 15.3%
Road & visibility
67 · 22.3%
Other context
252 · 83.7%
Special flags
13 · 4.3%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Road & visibility
Mud/Dirt/Gravel on Road
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
1
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
0.1%
Share of local crashes
1 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
0.1%
Share of Florida crashes
755 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.1 points lower
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
1 · 100.0%
537 · 71.1%
Possible injury
0 · 0.0%
76 · 10.1%
Non-incapacitating injury
0 · 0.0%
87 · 11.5%
Serious injury
0 · 0.0%
37 · 4.9%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
18 · 2.4%
What the data suggests
1 Palm Coast crash included Mud/Dirt/Gravel on Road. 0 were crashes with injuries (0.0%). 0 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.0%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
1 crash (100.0%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
1 · 100.0%
Driver action
1 · 100.0%
Driver profile
1 · 100.0%
Other context
1 · 100.0%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Road & visibility
Dark - Not Lighted
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
117
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
5.9%
Share of local crashes
117 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
4.6%
Share of Florida crashes
31,643 of 686,517 Florida crashes
1.3 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
73 · 62.4%
20,865 · 65.9%
Possible injury
22 · 18.8%
5,067 · 16.0%
Non-incapacitating injury
16 · 13.7%
3,854 · 12.2%
Serious injury
2 · 1.7%
1,245 · 3.9%
Fatal crash
4 · 3.4%
612 · 1.9%
What the data suggests
117 Palm Coast crashes included Dark - Not Lighted. 40 were crashes with injuries (34.2%). 6 involved a serious injury or fatality (5.1%). 4 were fatal crashes.
What may warrant investigation
114 crashes (97.4%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
28 · 23.9%
Driver action
74 · 63.2%
Driver profile
32 · 27.4%
Another road & visibility factor
28 · 23.9%
Other context
76 · 65.0%
Special flags
13 · 11.1%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Road & visibility
Fog/Smog/Smoke
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
0
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
0.0%
Share of local crashes
0 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
0.3%
Share of Florida crashes
1,902 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.3 points lower
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
0 · 0.0%
1,273 · 66.9%
Possible injury
0 · 0.0%
305 · 16.0%
Non-incapacitating injury
0 · 0.0%
229 · 12.0%
Serious injury
0 · 0.0%
59 · 3.1%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
36 · 1.9%
What the data suggests
Fog/Smog/Smoke was not recorded in the 1,986 reported Palm Coast crashes.
What may warrant investigation
0 crashes (0.0%) included at least one different reported factor.
No companion factors were recorded with this factor.
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Road & visibility
Physical Obstruction
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
7
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
0.4%
Share of local crashes
7 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
0.2%
Share of Florida crashes
1,564 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.1 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
6 · 85.7%
1,052 · 67.3%
Possible injury
1 · 14.3%
274 · 17.5%
Non-incapacitating injury
0 · 0.0%
189 · 12.1%
Serious injury
0 · 0.0%
45 · 2.9%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
4 · 0.3%
What the data suggests
7 Palm Coast crashes included Physical Obstruction. 1 was a crash with injuries (14.3%). 0 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.0%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
7 crashes (100.0%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
5 · 71.4%
Driver action
5 · 71.4%
Driver profile
4 · 57.1%
Another road & visibility factor
1 · 14.3%
Other context
6 · 85.7%
Special flags
1 · 14.3%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Road & visibility
Glare
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
12
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
0.6%
Share of local crashes
12 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
0.4%
Share of Florida crashes
2,569 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.2 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
9 · 75.0%
1,646 · 64.1%
Possible injury
1 · 8.3%
483 · 18.8%
Non-incapacitating injury
1 · 8.3%
357 · 13.9%
Serious injury
1 · 8.3%
74 · 2.9%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
9 · 0.4%
What the data suggests
12 Palm Coast crashes included Glare. 3 were crashes with injuries (25.0%). 1 involved a serious injury or fatality (8.3%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
12 crashes (100.0%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
7 · 58.3%
Driver action
3 · 25.0%
Driver profile
6 · 50.0%
Other context
12 · 100.0%
Special flags
2 · 16.7%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Road & visibility
Animal(s) in Roadway
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
12
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
0.6%
Share of local crashes
12 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
0.5%
Share of Florida crashes
3,323 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.1 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
9 · 75.0%
2,735 · 82.3%
Possible injury
3 · 25.0%
324 · 9.8%
Non-incapacitating injury
0 · 0.0%
226 · 6.8%
Serious injury
0 · 0.0%
33 · 1.0%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
5 · 0.2%
What the data suggests
12 Palm Coast crashes included Animal(s) in Roadway. 3 were crashes with injuries (25.0%). 0 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.0%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
11 crashes (91.7%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
2 · 16.7%
Driver action
3 · 25.0%
Driver profile
4 · 33.3%
Another road & visibility factor
3 · 25.0%
Other context
11 · 91.7%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Road & visibility
Debris on Road
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
6
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
0.3%
Share of local crashes
6 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
0.2%
Share of Florida crashes
1,105 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.1 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
6 · 100.0%
957 · 86.6%
Possible injury
0 · 0.0%
80 · 7.2%
Non-incapacitating injury
0 · 0.0%
52 · 4.7%
Serious injury
0 · 0.0%
13 · 1.2%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
3 · 0.3%
What the data suggests
6 Palm Coast crashes included Debris on Road. 0 were crashes with injuries (0.0%). 0 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.0%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
4 crashes (66.7%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
2 · 33.3%
Driver action
2 · 33.3%
Driver profile
4 · 66.7%
Another road & visibility factor
2 · 33.3%
Other context
1 · 16.7%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Road & visibility
Wet Road
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
211
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
10.6%
Share of local crashes
211 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
9.5%
Share of Florida crashes
64,896 of 686,517 Florida crashes
1.2 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
141 · 66.8%
48,406 · 74.6%
Possible injury
44 · 20.9%
10,183 · 15.7%
Non-incapacitating injury
19 · 9.0%
5,212 · 8.0%
Serious injury
7 · 3.3%
873 · 1.3%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
222 · 0.3%
What the data suggests
211 Palm Coast crashes included Wet Road. 70 were crashes with injuries (33.2%). 7 involved a serious injury or fatality (3.3%). 0 were fatal crashes.
What may warrant investigation
210 crashes (99.5%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
90 · 42.7%
Driver action
122 · 57.8%
Driver profile
96 · 45.5%
Another road & visibility factor
132 · 62.6%
Other context
149 · 70.6%
Special flags
16 · 7.6%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Road & visibility
Rain
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
123
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
6.2%
Share of local crashes
123 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
6.2%
Share of Florida crashes
42,560 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.0 points lower
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
89 · 72.4%
31,893 · 74.9%
Possible injury
22 · 17.9%
6,682 · 15.7%
Non-incapacitating injury
9 · 7.3%
3,318 · 7.8%
Serious injury
3 · 2.4%
538 · 1.3%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
129 · 0.3%
What the data suggests
123 Palm Coast crashes included Rain. 34 were crashes with injuries (27.6%). 3 involved a serious injury or fatality (2.4%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
123 crashes (100.0%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
44 · 35.8%
Driver action
73 · 59.3%
Driver profile
56 · 45.5%
Another road & visibility factor
122 · 99.2%
Other context
85 · 69.1%
Special flags
8 · 6.5%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Other context
Unpaved Shoulder
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
790
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
39.8%
Share of local crashes
790 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
14.1%
Share of Florida crashes
97,048 of 686,517 Florida crashes
25.6 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
551 · 69.7%
69,221 · 71.3%
Possible injury
137 · 17.3%
14,573 · 15.0%
Non-incapacitating injury
80 · 10.1%
9,911 · 10.2%
Serious injury
18 · 2.3%
2,590 · 2.7%
Fatal crash
4 · 0.5%
753 · 0.8%
What the data suggests
790 Palm Coast crashes included Unpaved Shoulder. 235 were crashes with injuries (29.7%). 22 involved a serious injury or fatality (2.8%). 4 were fatal crashes.
What may warrant investigation
765 crashes (96.8%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
454 · 57.5%
Driver action
415 · 52.5%
Driver profile
384 · 48.6%
Road & visibility
161 · 20.4%
Another other-context factor
361 · 45.7%
Special flags
77 · 9.7%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Other context
Work Zone
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
35
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
1.8%
Share of local crashes
35 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
1.3%
Share of Florida crashes
9,159 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.4 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
27 · 77.1%
6,760 · 73.8%
Possible injury
3 · 8.6%
1,302 · 14.2%
Non-incapacitating injury
3 · 8.6%
857 · 9.4%
Serious injury
1 · 2.9%
184 · 2.0%
Fatal crash
1 · 2.9%
56 · 0.6%
What the data suggests
35 Palm Coast crashes included Work Zone. 7 were crashes with injuries (20.0%). 2 involved a serious injury or fatality (5.7%). 1 was a fatal crash. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
34 crashes (97.1%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
24 · 68.6%
Driver action
16 · 45.7%
Driver profile
16 · 45.7%
Road & visibility
4 · 11.4%
Another other-context factor
32 · 91.4%
Special flags
15 · 42.9%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Other context
Intersection - T
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
390
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
19.6%
Share of local crashes
390 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
8.0%
Share of Florida crashes
55,257 of 686,517 Florida crashes
11.6 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
253 · 64.9%
37,077 · 67.1%
Possible injury
79 · 20.3%
9,921 · 18.0%
Non-incapacitating injury
46 · 11.8%
6,639 · 12.0%
Serious injury
10 · 2.6%
1,308 · 2.4%
Fatal crash
2 · 0.5%
312 · 0.6%
What the data suggests
390 Palm Coast crashes included Intersection - T. 135 were crashes with injuries (34.6%). 12 involved a serious injury or fatality (3.1%). 2 were fatal crashes.
What may warrant investigation
376 crashes (96.4%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
210 · 53.8%
Driver action
150 · 38.5%
Driver profile
188 · 48.2%
Road & visibility
69 · 17.7%
Another other-context factor
309 · 79.2%
Special flags
29 · 7.4%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Other context
Intersection - Four-Way
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
366
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
18.4%
Share of local crashes
366 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
20.5%
Share of Florida crashes
140,561 of 686,517 Florida crashes
2.0 points lower
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
232 · 63.4%
94,651 · 67.3%
Possible injury
88 · 24.0%
27,085 · 19.3%
Non-incapacitating injury
40 · 10.9%
15,421 · 11.0%
Serious injury
6 · 1.6%
2,833 · 2.0%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
571 · 0.4%
What the data suggests
366 Palm Coast crashes included Intersection - Four-Way. 134 were crashes with injuries (36.6%). 6 involved a serious injury or fatality (1.6%). 0 were fatal crashes.
What may warrant investigation
344 crashes (94.0%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
180 · 49.2%
Driver action
175 · 47.8%
Driver profile
183 · 50.0%
Road & visibility
37 · 10.1%
Another other-context factor
236 · 64.5%
Special flags
33 · 9.0%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Other context
Curbed Shoulder
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
593
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
29.9%
Share of local crashes
593 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
33.7%
Share of Florida crashes
231,500 of 686,517 Florida crashes
3.9 points lower
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
477 · 80.4%
174,710 · 75.5%
Possible injury
78 · 13.2%
32,584 · 14.1%
Non-incapacitating injury
35 · 5.9%
19,737 · 8.5%
Serious injury
3 · 0.5%
3,691 · 1.6%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
778 · 0.3%
What the data suggests
593 Palm Coast crashes included Curbed Shoulder. 116 were crashes with injuries (19.6%). 3 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.5%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
583 crashes (98.3%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
407 · 68.6%
Driver action
365 · 61.6%
Driver profile
315 · 53.1%
Road & visibility
56 · 9.4%
Another other-context factor
229 · 38.6%
Special flags
57 · 9.6%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Other context
Traffic Circle / Roundabout
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
32
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
1.6%
Share of local crashes
32 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
0.5%
Share of Florida crashes
3,756 of 686,517 Florida crashes
1.1 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
24 · 75.0%
3,113 · 82.9%
Possible injury
7 · 21.9%
381 · 10.1%
Non-incapacitating injury
1 · 3.1%
212 · 5.6%
Serious injury
0 · 0.0%
46 · 1.2%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
4 · 0.1%
What the data suggests
32 Palm Coast crashes included Traffic Circle / Roundabout. 8 were crashes with injuries (25.0%). 0 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.0%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
31 crashes (96.9%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
18 · 56.3%
Driver action
15 · 46.9%
Driver profile
18 · 56.3%
Road & visibility
4 · 12.5%
Another other-context factor
24 · 75.0%
Special flags
2 · 6.3%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Special flags
Work Zone - Workers Present
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
14
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
0.7%
Share of local crashes
14 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
0.6%
Share of Florida crashes
4,173 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.1 points higher
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
12 · 85.7%
3,050 · 73.1%
Possible injury
1 · 7.1%
607 · 14.5%
Non-incapacitating injury
1 · 7.1%
405 · 9.7%
Serious injury
0 · 0.0%
88 · 2.1%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
23 · 0.6%
What the data suggests
14 Palm Coast crashes included Work Zone - Workers Present. 2 were crashes with injuries (14.3%). 0 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.0%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
14 crashes (100.0%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
9 · 64.3%
Driver action
6 · 42.9%
Driver profile
7 · 50.0%
Road & visibility
4 · 28.6%
Other context
14 · 100.0%
Another special flag
2 · 14.3%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Special flags
Work Zone - Law Enforcement Present
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
1
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
0.1%
Share of local crashes
1 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
0.2%
Share of Florida crashes
1,142 of 686,517 Florida crashes
0.1 points lower
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
1 · 100.0%
851 · 74.5%
Possible injury
0 · 0.0%
164 · 14.4%
Non-incapacitating injury
0 · 0.0%
97 · 8.5%
Serious injury
0 · 0.0%
25 · 2.2%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
5 · 0.4%
What the data suggests
1 Palm Coast crash included Work Zone - Law Enforcement Present. 0 were crashes with injuries (0.0%). 0 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.0%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
1 crash (100.0%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
1 · 100.0%
Driver profile
1 · 100.0%
Other context
1 · 100.0%
Another special flag
1 · 100.0%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Special flags
Hit and Run
Reported frequency in Palm Coast, comparison with Florida, and the injury outcomes recorded with this factor.
190
Palm Coast crashes
Crashes with this reported factor
9.6%
Share of local crashes
190 of 1,986 Palm Coast crashes
13.5%
Share of Florida crashes
92,484 of 686,517 Florida crashes
3.9 points lower
Difference from Florida
Percentage-point comparison
Reported injury outcomes
Palm Coast first, with Florida for comparison
Outcome
Palm Coast
Florida
No reported injury
149 · 78.4%
77,260 · 83.5%
Possible injury
28 · 14.7%
10,069 · 10.9%
Non-incapacitating injury
13 · 6.8%
4,264 · 4.6%
Serious injury
0 · 0.0%
717 · 0.8%
Fatal crash
0 · 0.0%
174 · 0.2%
What the data suggests
190 Palm Coast crashes included Hit and Run. 41 were crashes with injuries (21.6%). 0 involved a serious injury or fatality (0.0%). 0 were fatal crashes. (Count too low to establish a reliable local pattern.)
What may warrant investigation
188 crashes (98.9%) included at least one different reported factor.
Driver condition
51 · 26.8%
Driver action
143 · 75.3%
Driver profile
47 · 24.7%
Road & visibility
32 · 16.8%
Other context
140 · 73.7%
Another special flag
1 · 0.5%
The selected factor does not count itself. A crash can appear in more than one companion category.
What this does not prove
A reported factor describes what was recorded. It does not by itself establish causation, fault, or the value of an individual case.
Reference table
Complete factor index
All 27 reported factors remain available, including factors with no recorded local crashes.
Factor
Category
Palm Coast crashes
Local share
Florida crashes
Florida share
Difference from Florida
Crashes with injuries
Serious or fatal crashes
Drug
Driver condition
18
0.9%
3,156
0.5%
0.4 points higher
8
2
Alcohol
Driver condition
48
2.4%
12,445
1.8%
0.6 points higher
21
3
Distracted
Driver condition
1,011
50.9%
101,376
14.8%
36.1 points higher
243
12
Unrestrained
Driver action
59
3.0%
12,664
1.8%
1.1 points higher
32
6
Speeding
Driver action
214
10.8%
11,822
1.7%
9.1 points higher
39
2
Aggressive
Driver action
572
28.8%
21,424
3.1%
25.7 points higher
131
4
Lane Departure
Driver action
742
37.4%
221,031
32.2%
5.2 points higher
172
18
Aging Driver
Driver profile
704
35.4%
153,077
22.3%
13.2 points higher
169
14
Teen Driver
Driver profile
301
15.2%
78,284
11.4%
3.8 points higher
91
6
Mud/Dirt/Gravel on Road
Road & visibility
1
0.1%
755
0.1%
0.1 points lower
0
0
Dark - Not Lighted
Road & visibility
117
5.9%
31,643
4.6%
1.3 points higher
40
6
Fog/Smog/Smoke
Road & visibility
0
0.0%
1,902
0.3%
0.3 points lower
0
0
Physical Obstruction
Road & visibility
7
0.4%
1,564
0.2%
0.1 points higher
1
0
Glare
Road & visibility
12
0.6%
2,569
0.4%
0.2 points higher
3
1
Animal(s) in Roadway
Road & visibility
12
0.6%
3,323
0.5%
0.1 points higher
3
0
Debris on Road
Road & visibility
6
0.3%
1,105
0.2%
0.1 points higher
0
0
Wet Road
Road & visibility
211
10.6%
64,896
9.5%
1.2 points higher
70
7
Rain
Road & visibility
123
6.2%
42,560
6.2%
0.0 points lower
34
3
Unpaved Shoulder
Other context
790
39.8%
97,048
14.1%
25.6 points higher
235
22
Work Zone
Other context
35
1.8%
9,159
1.3%
0.4 points higher
7
2
Intersection - T
Other context
390
19.6%
55,257
8.0%
11.6 points higher
135
12
Intersection - Four-Way
Other context
366
18.4%
140,561
20.5%
2.0 points lower
134
6
Curbed Shoulder
Other context
593
29.9%
231,500
33.7%
3.9 points lower
116
3
Traffic Circle / Roundabout
Other context
32
1.6%
3,756
0.5%
1.1 points higher
8
0
Work Zone - Workers Present
Special flags
14
0.7%
4,173
0.6%
0.1 points higher
2
0
Work Zone - Law Enforcement Present
Special flags
1
0.1%
1,142
0.2%
0.1 points lower
0
0
Hit and Run
Special flags
190
9.6%
92,484
13.5%
3.9 points lower
41
0
Source: Signal4 Analytics full-year 2025 crash snapshot, with preliminary FLHSMV and FDOT processing. Palm Coast was identified from cleaned address-derived city and county fields, not a municipal-boundary polygon. Analysis and quality review were AI-assisted.
Some Evidence-Based Scenarios in Palm Coast We Can Advise On
Palm Coast crashes can involve interstate access, broad parkways, neighborhood entrances, school traffic, construction changes, pedestrians, cyclists, and locations outside city limits.
Interstate Merge and Ramp Collisions
At Palm Coast Parkway and Interstate 95, save ramp direction, lane position, merge point, traffic queue, toll or navigation records, and any dashcam footage.
Crosswalk and Turning Collisions
Along Palm Coast Parkway and Florida Park Drive, preserve the signal phase, crosswalk activity, turn movement, lane assignment, vehicle positions, and cameras covering the intersection.
Crashes During Roadwork or Traffic Changes
Along Belle Terre Parkway and Royal Palms Parkway, document the active traffic controls, turn lane, roadwork, temporary markings, witnesses, and crash date before the configuration changes.
School and Peak-Hour Traffic Collisions
Near Belle Terre Parkway and Rymfire Drive, record school-hour conditions, queue location, turning movement, lane markings, nearby witnesses, and any school or property cameras.
Commercial-Entrance Collisions
Around Town Center Boulevard and Lake Avenue, preserve the commercial entrance, traffic control, pedestrian activity, vehicle positions, business names, and cameras covering the approach.
Nighttime and Limited-Visibility Crashes
Along Royal Palms Parkway and other darker roadway segments, photograph lighting, dark gaps, lane markings, visibility, weather, vehicle lighting, and the scene from each driver's viewpoint.
Roundabout, Bicycle, and Pedestrian Collisions
At Palm Coast roundabouts, path crossings, and bicycle routes, document entry position, yielding signs, crosswalk use, passing distance, damaged equipment, visibility, and point of impact.
Crashes Near City or Agency Boundaries
Confirm the official crash location and responding agency before requesting reports, dispatch records, or time-sensitive video.
Source note: These scenarios reflect publicly available local roadway information, FDOT materials, and Signal4 Analytics full-year 2025 crash data, with preliminary FLHSMV and FDOT processing. They do not establish fault or predict an individual case outcome. Analysis and quality review were AI-assisted.
If a Palm Coast collision involves a parkway, interstate ramp, work zone, pedestrian, or jurisdiction issue, The Moore Law Firm can review the evidence and coverage.
Injured in Palm Coast? Don’t Wait to Protect Your Rights
1
Seek Medical Attention
Get evaluated promptly and follow the recommended care. Medical documentation can protect both your health and the record of how the crash affected you.
2
Preserve Evidence Before It Disappears
If it is safe, photograph the entire block, vehicle positions, damage, traffic controls and nearby businesses. Save witness details, camera locations and the report number.
3
Speak With a Lawyer Before Signing Away the Claim
A free consultation can help you understand insurer requests, possible evidence gaps and what should be documented before you accept an offer or sign a release.
Palm Coast Car Accident Claims: Your Questions, Answered
Questions about matters such as legal fees, crash reports, medical-care timing and settlement deductions can arise after a collision in Palm Coast.
Quick answer:
A Palm Coast car accident lawyer may help when injuries need documenting, responsibility is disputed or an insurer's offer leaves coverage and deductions unclear. The consultation is free, and the firm is paid only if there is a recovery.
How much does it cost to hire The Moore Law Firm?
The firm works on a contingency-fee basis. There is no upfront attorney fee, and the firm is paid only if it obtains a recovery. The written agreement should explain fees and case costs.
Where should I request my Palm Coast crash report?
Palm Coast identifies the Flagler County Sheriff's Office as its law-enforcement provider. If deputies investigated your crash, use the sheriff's records process. If FHP or another agency responded, follow that agency's instructions. Check the investigating agency and case number before requesting the report.
Does Florida's 14-day rule mean I must hire a lawyer within 14 days?
No. If Florida PIP applies, qualifying initial medical care must occur within 14 days after the crash to access its medical benefits. That is not the deadline to hire a lawyer or file a negligence lawsuit. Seek care promptly; disputed PIP eligibility does not by itself resolve every other possible claim.
Can I recover compensation if I was partly at fault?
Possibly. Under Florida's current comparative-fault rule for applicable negligence claims, your share of fault reduces recovery, and more than 50% fault for your own harm bars it. An insurer's initial allocation is not a court ruling. The evidence and the law applicable to your claim still need review.
How much of a settlement would I actually receive?
The settlement total is not necessarily your take-home amount. The agreed attorney fee, case costs, outstanding medical bills and applicable reimbursement obligations can affect the balance. Ask for an itemized estimate before deciding on an offer; a headline figure such as $25,000 does not establish your net recovery.
What Our Clients Say About Working with Moore
What Our Clients Say About Working with Moore
We let our results and relationships speak for themselves. Here’s what real clients have to say about their experience with our Jacksonville personal injury team.
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If you’re looking for a personal injury attorney who combines expertise with compassion, look no further than Ben Moore at the Moore Law Firm. They made a significant difference in my life, and I’m incredibly grateful for their help. I would wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone in need of legal assistance in personal injury matters.
Jonathan Dcruz
Google Review · 1 month ago
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Ben Moore was very professional and informative regarding my case. I would highly recommend him to my family and community for any assistance with auto claims. Thank you for your patience and support! He made everything easy to understand and kept me well-updated throughout the process.
Janeth Torres
Google Review · 4 months ago
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My attorney Ben was wonderful. Ben was accurate on what and when to expect things. What he stated in the beginning held true to the end. If I had questions about my case, he was there to respond personally to each question promptly. That was always reassuring. I was never left guessing. Hopefully I won’t need an attorney again, but if I do I would call Ben in a heart beat. Thanks again for everything! It was such a smooth process with your help.
Ashlee Hall
Google Review · 1 year ago
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I had the pleasure of working with Attorney Benjamin Moore for two separate motor vehicle accident cases, and I cannot recommend him highly enough. From start to finish, Atty. Moore demonstrated exceptional professionalism, dedication, and expertise in handling both cases.
Sharifa Murphy
Google Review · 1 year ago
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Ben has handled both my girlfriend and my injury cases and has got amazing results from his work. Very good at what he does and doesn't throw in bs charges like other firms do. I highly recommend using Ben for any injury claims.
Hunter Hutton
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I loved working with Ben and his team. The staff is always very helpful along the way. They really care about his clients. They work with my case like I was one of his family. He always available to talk and they work very hard to get what you deserves.
Jesus M Lopez Chucho
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After a crash, you do not have to take on the claim alone. Contact The Moore Law Firm to discuss your injuries, your options and how we can help.
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