Reporting an accident
A crash involving injury or death or apparent damage of at least $500 must be reported immediately to local police or the sheriff or nearest Florida Highway Patrol office. [leg.state.fl.us]
Accident Report Copy
Lee County Sheriff records include traffic crash reports; involved parties who use the online request option can download the report. [sheriffleefl.org]
Parking
Commercial trucks over 15000 pounds or with two or more rear axles generally may not park on residential property or public rights-of-way in unincorporated Lee County; repeat violations may be towed. [leegov.com]
Impounds: finding & releasing your car
Lee County may tow a commercial truck after a repeat parking violation; the owner must pay all towing and storage costs. [leegov.com]
Who to call
Lee County Sheriff's non-emergency line is 239-477-1000 and is staffed 24 hours. [sheriffleefl.org]
Fees
Lee County caps a Class A private-property tow at $165 and law-enforcement rotation tow at $200; daily urban storage up to 25 feet is $55 inside or $45 outside. [leegov.com]
Private-property towing
Florida permits removal from private property without the vehicle owner's consent when statutory notice conditions are met; the towing company must notify local law enforcement within 30 minutes. [leg.state.fl.us]
This guide summarizes official sources linked above. Rules change - always confirm with the linked agency. This is general information, not legal advice.