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Four People Injured In Highway 29 Wreck
June 19, 2009
Four people were injured in a two vehicle accident about 9:05 this morning on Highway 29 at Bluff Springs Road.
Three people in a Dodge Caravan and one person in a Nissan car were transported to Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola by ambulance.+
The driver of the Nissan was northbound on Highway 29 when the struck the side of the van as it turned onto Bluff Springs road, causing the van to overturn.
The accident is still under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol.
The Century Station of Escambia-Fire Rescue, Engine 519, Escambia County EMS, Atmore Ambulance and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Department also responded to the call.
Pictured top: One person in this car was injured in a Friday morning accident on Highway 29 at Bluff Springs Road. Pictured inset: A van involved in the accident overturned. Pictured below: Three people in this van were injured in the accident. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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8 Responses to “Four People Injured In Highway 29 Wreck”
oh my! thank god everyone was ok!
To Ashley Long,
There is no need to thank me. Just thank God that yall got out safe. And also thank the lord that Gracie knew me and would come to me while they was examining and talking to you. Im so glad that yall got out safe and there was no serious injuries. We will keep you in our prayers!
I am so glad you and the babies are fine, Ashley! I, too, have been in a roll over car accident where a seat belt saved my life. I preach seat belt wearing to others all the time! Once again, glad you and the family are okay!
Oh,Ashley……..I am so very thankful that your babies and you and the lil pumkin are all okay….I know that had to be a harrowing experience!!!! Thanks for sharing
the update with NEC…..our true source of information….well,looks like now,you may have to get a new car.
Dear Readers of northescambia.com. I am the driver of the white van that was involved in the accident on hwy29 and bluff springs road this morning. I would like to thank everyone that was at the site this morning for the excellent work that was given. I would also like to thank the man that helped me get my little girl out of the van when I was unable to do so. I do not know your name but in that moment I would have to say that you are THE Good Samaritan, you have my utmost thanks. And to Mrs.Tammy, thank you for being there to help me overcome my worry so that I could answer all the questions, and to hold my daughter when I did not have the lap space to do so myself. To inform the readers I would like to say that I am also four and a half months pregnant, and my son is 22 months old and my daughter is 4 years old. Everyone is fine do to the fact that I was wearing my seat belt and both of my children were in baby car seats and we had our guardian angels with us.
I would also like to say that no matter how many times you may cross that road there is always that chance that this could happen to you. So please remember to wear your seatbelt even if you are going “just down the road”. Thank You again to everyone.
the three people in the van were my sister Ashley Long and her two childern Sarah Gracie Long 4years old and Riley Long 22 months. My sister is still in the hospital but the kids came home with me and my mom. Thanks for all of those who have prayed for them.
No, Century Girl, or they would be posted.
Have the names been released yet as to who was involved in this wreck?