Single engine plane crash lands on Florida's turnpike (Hollywood)

Registration for N37SV, including a couple of previously uploaded pictures of the plane. -- http://flightaware.com/resources/registration/N37SV

FlightAware quoted as source for information on the aircraft an previous flight activity. nice plug!

nothing a little speed tape and some paint cant fix

How do you say "no post crash fire or fuel spill from those broken wings" in French?

I have flown in and out of North Perry Airport for several years on single engine aircraft and know the area very well -which I love by the way- but try to avoid congested areas, but you never know.

Stupid reporter in Columbus, OH reported the aircraft as a "single-engine Cessna." Really? Cessna only makes one single that's a low-wing configuration, and it's not a turboprop and it's much smaller. Sure wish they'd bother to do 10 seconds of research before they open their mouths.