Roadblock
On Florida Crash Watch, roadblock means an approved code or explicit field reports a blockage associated with a crash. It does not mean every lane is closed unless the source specifically says that. It also does not establish why a lane was blocked, who was responsible, or how long the disruption lasted.
A general construction or road-condition listing is not turned into a qualifying crash merely because it mentions a blocked lane. Conflicting or uncertain source fields are held rather than resolved by assumption. You can compare the source’s available incident, location, and remarks fields in the FHP live view.
No longer listed by FHP
This label means a previously listed CAD identifier was absent from three consecutive healthy scheduled polls. Failed or degraded polls do not count. At the intended five-minute cadence, three omissions normally span multiple checks; outages or delays can make the transition take longer.
The label describes a change in the source listing only. It does not confirm road reopening, the end of an investigation, a person’s recovery, or resolution of every consequence. A reappearing CAD identifier retains its record and can receive a new listing-status entry.
Do not use an archived incident page as current route or emergency advice. Source Status shows whether collection is current.
Last reviewed Sep 24, 2026. Material changes are dated and corrected in place.