Palm Bay Man Killed in Rollover Accident on I-95 in Sebastian, FL
Sebastian, FL — February 13, 2026, a Palm Bay man was killed as the result of a rollover accident late Friday along Interstate 95.
According to initial details about the accident, it happened along northbound lanes of the interstate.
It appears that a 61-year-old Palm Bay man was in a vehicle going along I-95. Somehow, the vehicle lost control, went off-road, and flipped over. The man was thrown from the vehicle, resulting in fatal injuries.
At this time, additional details about the crash are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
Following crashes like this, it's important for victims and families to know what authorities are and are not looking into. They deserve to know all possibilities are getting the attention they need—even if they may seem unlikely.
For example, I rarely see potential vehicle defects get the attention they deserve. Tire failure, brake issues, faulty seatbelts, electrical systems, lane assistance and other automatic driving features—these things can unexpectedly cause drivers to lose control. It can take dedicated professionals a lot of time, tools, and effort to pin that kind of thing down, and that isn't something authorities typically do on their own.
So while I certainly don't know what happened here, someone losing their life is enough to warrant a follow up with the authorities to make sure they have the right people looking into things.
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