DeLand Driver Survives Multiple Rollover Accident

Since 1992 Vince Bruner has devoted his practice solely to work as a Plaintiff's personal injury lawyer, dedicated to assisting people injured in accidents.

Recently, a DeLand driver survived an auto accident in which his car rolled over several times before landing upside-down in a roadside easement. A video of the horrific accident was recorded on the surveillance camera of a nearby building and has been spreading across the internet.

There were multiple witnesses to the accident and many came out to extinguish the fire in the car and help the driver get out; there were difficulties at first as the car had been crushed in the accident, but eventually rescuers were able to pull the driver out through the sunroof.

The accident was reportedly caused by the vehicle hitting a mailbox and then careening into some parked ATVs before spinning out of control.

The driver sustained injuries to the head and was airlifted to a hospital where he is currently in stable condition. There were no others injured in the accident.

Luckily, this grisly accident had no fatalities, but the lawyers at The Bruner Law Firm know that is not always the case. All too often, innocent people are injured or killed by unsafe drivers, dangerous road or weather conditions, or faulty auto parts. If you or someone you know has been injured in a car accident, you can call us at (850) 243-2222 to discuss your case with experienced personal injury lawyers.

Written by Vincent Michael Last Updated : March 30, 2026

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