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Highway 29 Car Versus Cement Truck Injures One
November 16, 2009
A Pace driver was seriously injured when he ran a red light this morning on Highway 29.
The accident happened about 8 a.m. at the intersection of Highway 29 and Kingsfield Road. The Florida Highway Patrol says James Jones, 46, of Pace, was traveling south of Highway 29 when he failed to stop for a red traffic signal. That’s when the front of his 1997 Dodge struck a 2006 Volvo cement truck driven by Leonard Showers, 44, of Pensacola.
Jones was transported to Sacred Heart Hospital in serious condition. Showers was uninjured.
Jones was charged with violation of right of way at an intersection, according to the FHP.
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2 Responses to “Highway 29 Car Versus Cement Truck Injures One”
I hope that he makes a full recovery.
“Highway 29 Car Versus Cement Truck Injures One”
You don’t have to even read the article to know which one was injured!