At least 10 people died in crashes that occurred after 3 a.m. Sunday when smoke from a fire blanketed Interstate 75 in north Florida. Many of the crashes occurred because drivers plowed into stopped cars. "It was happening on both sides of the road, so there was nowhere to go," said Steven Camps of Gainesville, who survived after pulling over and jumping out of his vehicle following a collision. "It literally looked like someone was picking up cars and throwing them."
