Stick or spray? FHP clarifies after driver crashes while applying deodorant

Stick or spray? FHP clarifies after driver crashes while applying deodorant

A Florida man escaped serious injuries after he crashed his pickup truck on a highway Monday morning, and investigators say it all happened because he was distracted while applying deodorant.

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According to the Florida Highway Patrol, a 22-year-old man from Auburndale, southwest of Orlando, was headed west on State Road 570 near milepost 14 when the crash occurred around 7 a.m.

According to FHP, the unidentified driver was traversing a curve in the highway and was simultaneously applying deodorant when he hit an anti-crash device on the highway and then landed on top of the concrete barrier wall in the middle of the roadway.

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No injuries were reported.

Due to the immense interest in the story, investigators were forced to clarify that the deodorant found at the scene of the crash was in stick form – not a spray.

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It’s unknown if the driver will be cited for the crash.

This report was produced by Miami Herald news partner CBS News Miami.

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