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No Injuries In Highway 97 Semi Vs. Pickup Wreck
July 17, 2009
There were no injuries in a Highway 97 wreck involving a semi-truck and a pickup late Thursday night.
The accident happened on Highway 97 just south of Highway 4 in Davisville about 10:55 Thursday night. The driver of the southbound semi said that the driver of the pickup truck pulled out of in front of him at Highway 4. After the collision, the semi came to rest in a ditch alongside Highway 97. The driver of the pickup continued south of Highway 97 about 400 feet before running off the road.
There were at least two people in the pickup that were uninjured. The driver of the semi was also uninjured.
The Walnut Hill Station of Escambia Fire-Rescue, Atmore Ambulance, Escambia County Sheriff’s Department, Atmore Police Department and the Florida Highway Patrol all responded to the crash.
The accident is still under investigation by the FHP.
Pictured above: The persons in this pickup where not injured in a collision with a big rig late Thursday night. Pictured below: The driver of this semi was also uninjured. Pictured bottom: The pickup came to rest off Highway 97. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “No Injuries In Highway 97 Semi Vs. Pickup Wreck”
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Well, well can you believe it! Will people ever get it? Hwy 97 is DANGEROUS! BE CAREFUL! God was watching out for the pickup driver or there would be one more death to add to the long list of fatalities on this road. William, THANK YOU once again for swift reporting. We are blessed to have such a dedicated person on the job 24/7.