PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL (WFLX) - Traffic is no longer being diverted northbound on the Florida Turnpike Friday afternoon, following a crash that happened around 6 a.m., near mile marker 109. 

The crash involved three large vehicles: A U-Haul truck, a cement truck and a concrete pumping truck. 

According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the concrete pumping truck driven by Juan C. Carballo of Miami pulled out onto the highway after being parked on the side of the road for a construction project. 

Troopers say the truck pulled in front of the U-Haul driven by Maria Grant of Cooper City and the cement truck operated by Candido Rodriguez of Medley. 

The drivers of both vehicles, according to troopers, tried to stop to avoid crashing into the concrete pumping truck. 

Investigators say the U-Haul swerved into the median, and the cement truck swerved into that vehicle. 

All three vehicles collided, causing a fiery crash.

that would bu C&C concrete pumping out of miami shame on them sounds like operator at fault

Well we all make mistakes, who knows what really happen. Nobody was killed so that a good thing.

Nobody killed!!!??? Thank God. That is Nasty. It can happen at anytime, to anybody. Be Safe Everyone!

Wonder why they sent another pump to the accident?

they were both pumping concrete on turnpike

what kind of pump is that chard unit?

sermac

its a 47 meter or maybe a 52 not sure sermac

.not to many of them around