A West Palm Beach man was involved in a fatal crash in Martin County after driving in the wrong lanes for approximately 16 miles. The incident occurred on Sunday and resulted in the death of the wrong-way driver. Four people were injured in the crash, including two young children.
The collision ended in a fiery crash, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Further details about the incident are available from the Florida Highway Patrol, which is investigating the crash.
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