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3 Hurt in 2-Vehicle Crash on Belle Terre as Right-of-Way Violation Forces Car Into Ditch

November 15, 2013 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

The Honda was forced into the ditch at the intersection of Belle Terre Parkway and Ponce de Leon Boulevard. (c FlaglerLive)
The Honda was forced into the ditch at the intersection of Belle Terre Parkway and Ponce de Leon Boulevard. (c FlaglerLive)

A two-vehicle crash on Belle Terre Parkway and Ponce de Leon Boulevard in Palm Coast around 6:45 p.m. sent three people to the hospital with minor injuries and snared traffic as paramedics worked the scene.

The cause of the crash was a driver’s violation of another driver’s right of way, a Florida Highway Patrol investigator at the scene said.

According to the investigator, Jamelec Robledo, a 30-year-old Palm Coast resident, was at the wheel of a Honda, with two passengers, driving north on Belle Terre. Mary Hyadzik, a 58-year-old Palm Coast resident, was at the wheel of her Toyota Camry, driving south. She made a left turn, intending to take Ponce de Leon. It was dark and rainy.

The front of the Camry collided with the Honda, somewhat gashing and swiping the Honda’s left flank and propelling it into the ditch, just north of the intersection.

The investigator said the Honda’s occupants were taken to Florida Hospital Flagler as a precautionary measure. Hyadzik was not hurt.

The Palm Coast Fire Department and Flagler County Fire Rescue responded. Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputies were near the scene, involved in an unrelated traffic stop in the middle of the Belle Terre median, a few dozen yards north of the crash scene.

By 7:40 p.m., traffic was back to normal.

The front of the Camry. (c FlaglerLive)
The front of the Camry. (c FlaglerLive)

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  1. Ben Dover says

    November 20, 2013 at 2:36 am

    That`s prolly due to the over grown medians that block traffic , they are getting bad , and at night by Belle Terre and Providence, with traffic light coming out you in other direction ,it cast shadows on road in front of you , have swerved and hit my brakes a few times swearing it was kids on bikes or people running across road, these people who fleece us with 44 rigged red light camera`s, who sell booze in the park with any made up event they can think of , have disgustingly failed this town and its safety issues, its nothing but them and their friends sucking as much money out of the town as possible, place is like a prison yard with all the camera`s , the ghetto fencing on Belle Terre north that don `t even match , the section eights that moved into our neighborhoods, that were once confined to duplexes till these chimpanzee`s running the town decided to ruin every ones property values by allowing them in all the fore closed on houses they played a big role in , by sitting on their lazy duffs and not working to bring more industry into our two empty warehouse parks, not to mention all the drug dealers and gangs they let in by changing that zoning law , plus building tenaments all over town , they should have gotten just as much time in jail for the school boards wife hitting that poor woman for having no side walks or lighting in one of the oldest sections of town, my g/f just told me she almost hit someone just past the Kangaroo on Old Kings across from that little condo park ,I almost hit a woman and her dog and two kids on bikes there myself , the lighting is horrible she swung the litte dog onto the grass and I saw its red eyes and a glimpse of its chain , the woman was African American and wearing a dark sweat suit , my heart was in my throat these baffoons gotta go , between their tree`s in middle of roads , poor lighting , no sidewalks, and drug dealers , not to mention all the red light thievery, the utility money disappearing and our already ridiculous water rates going up 18% to pay back their 30% pay raises they give themselves , while crooked contractors hand them wads of cash in envelopes, they actually make me ashamed to admit I`m from up north , cause they brought these filthy goings on down here , from up there , this used to be such a nice quiet clean ,crime free place to live , now aside from the scum they`ve let in by changing zoning laws , the mayor and his cohorts are just as bad

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