A crash between a vehicle and a motorcycle shut down Palm Avenue in both directions at USA Today Way in Miramar on Saturday night, leaving an adult male motorcyclist with life-threatening injuries. Traffic on USA Today Way was also halted at the intersection.
The closures were announced in a traffic advisory posted at 11:15 p.m. on November 14, 2026, by Miramar Police
, which confirmed that Palm Avenue was closed in both directions at USA Today Way following the crash. The department said the injured rider was an adult male and that his injuries were life-threatening, though no further details on his condition, age, or identity have been released.
Drivers Urged to Steer Clear of the Area
Miramar Police asked the public to avoid the area, use alternate routes, and expect delays while the investigation continued. The advisory did not specify which alternate routes drivers should take or how long the closures might last, and no update has since confirmed whether the roads have reopened.
Details remain limited beyond the department's initial advisory. It is not yet known how many vehicles were involved beyond the single vehicle and motorcycle described in the advisory, nor has a cause of the crash been released.
Fatal Motorcycle Crash in Miramar
In a Miramar motorcycle crash, two people died after a motorcycle struck a tractor-trailer on southbound U.S. 27 near mile marker 21, according to the Miami Herald. In that incident, Miramar Police officers responded around 1:40 a.m. near Pembroke Road and mile marker 21, and the newspaper reported that southbound U.S. 27 was shut down at Pines Boulevard during the investigation before FL511 later showed the lanes had reopened.
No further information has been released about the condition of the motorcyclist injured at Palm Avenue and USA Today Way, and Miramar Police have not indicated when the roads are expected to reopen.
