If you were on I-75 yesterday, you likely saw one of the largest accidents we've had in a while. A 14 car pile-up injured at least five people and left quite a mess.

Emergency workers say the victims were transported to area hospitals, all with non-life threatening injuries. The collision involved a semi, a pest control truck, and twelve other vehicles. People involved in the accident say they're alive because they were wearing their seat belts.

"Cars are slamming on brakes. I don't know what happened. We couldn't brake in time. We hydro-planed and hit the car in front of us," says Brandon Moore.

The north and southbound lanes were shut down entirely for half an hour. Some drivers say they sat in more than three hours of traffic.  Then the southbound lanes were opened back up. The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.

By Thalia Hayden, WCJB TV20 News