Six People Involved In McDavid Crash, One Injured
July 29, 2010
One person was injured in a two vehicle crash in McDavid Thursday afternoon.
The driver of a pickup truck apparently pulled from the median into the path of an SUV about 1:45. The pickup driver received minor injuries and was transported to an area hospital by ambulance. There were no passengers in the truck. Five people in the SUV were uninjured.
The accident happened near the Highway 29 and Highway 164 intersection at the McDavid Mini Mart. The store’s band new sign was also damaged in the crash.
The accident is still under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol. The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, Atmore Ambulance and the McDavid Station of Escambia Fire Rescue also responded to the crash.
Pictured top: Five people in this SUV escaped injured in a Thursday afternoon crash at the McDavid Mini Mart on Highway 29 near Highway 164. Pictured below: The driver of this pickup truck received minor injuries. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Six People Involved In McDavid Crash, One Injured”
I’m also glad nobody was badly injured
The last I heard, SUVs were more likely to flip over than other cars due to a high center of mass or gravity. It made me wonder at wisdom of putting deputies in such but I assume Sheriff Morgan has his reasons.
melanie, glad 2 hear everyone ok. thqat’s why i drove what i drive. bet u were glad 2 have a big suv. huh.
As the driver of the SUV, I am very greatful first to God that no one’s injuries were more severe and to the McDavid Mini Mart’s owner, employees, the McDavid Fire Dept.,and just good neighbors that live in our area that were there to help us out. Also thanks again to William and staff at Northescambia.com for the pictures…they were very helpful in explaning to the insurance co. about the accident. (they commented that this was a first). When you’ve been in an accident like that and everyone is able to get out of their cars and walk away, you just feel like praising God and thanking everyone…:)
That’s the second sign in almost as many months, at least I didn’t have all the mowers and tractors I normally have parked out there or this might have turned out differently. Kudos to everyone involved for keeping level heads amid such a calamity.
I hope the injured person is ok. Surprised this doesn’t happen more often in this same spot.