The death toll is rising as the holiday season begins, with police on a suspected DUI pile

The death toll from a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 95 near the Florida border has risen to four, law enforcement officials say.

Police were called in to investigate the crash of a white international tractor trailer and Nissan Armado around 2pm on Friday, according to a statement from the Georgia Department of Public Safety. News Week on Saturday.

According to the department, a tractor-trailer driver lost control of his vehicle and overturned, hitting a Chevrolet Silva.

“Then the middle of the tractor trailer went north to the north lane. The tractor was hit by a Nissan Extra, a Honda pilot and a black Peterbilt tractor trailer. A statement added.

The Georgia Department of Public Safety says two passengers were killed and two passengers in a Honda pilot were killed in the crash.

The driver of the tractor-trailer to the hospital was “suspected of alcoholism,” the department said. SCRT at the conclusion of their investigation. “

The accident temporarily blocked travel on the highway before the busy weekend of July 4.

The Georgia Department of Georgia said: “There was an accident on St. Mary’s Road at CR 61 I-95 S. All roads were closed. I-95 N The road was closed here.

“All lines are now open I-95 SB & NB in ​​St. Marys Rd. It is difficult to congest.”

According to local news agency WXIA, at least 12 people were taken to hospital following the crash on I-95.

At least six people were killed in a landslide in Pennsylvania in March that involved at least 80 vehicles. In addition to the dead, two dozen people were taken to hospital, police said. Local law enforcement involved a pile of 41 passenger vehicles and 39 commercial vehicles.

Another accident in New York City in April left a man in a state of shock after he was forcibly removed from the Brooklyn Bridge.