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Four Uninjured In Quintette Crash
August 16, 2010
There were no injuries in a single vehicle accident Sunday night in the Quintette area. The accident happened about 10 p.m. at the intersection of Quintette Road and Highway 95A. The driver of a car apparently failed to stop at a stop sign on Quintette Road. Four people in the car were uninjured. NorthEscambia.com photo by Kristi Smith, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Four Uninjured In Quintette Crash”
This happens alot at this intersection, so far as I know no one has been killed….yet. A traffic light would be best, but some speed bumps starting from the tracks to the stop sign would be cheep and effective.
Four people were lucky Sunday night. It only takes a minute to obey stop signs and stop lights, Next time there could be a car coming and the results would be different. Just slow down. There is nothing going on that is worth risking your , or someone else’s life.
They didn’t stop at the stop sign.
I don’t understand why your all in such a hurry.
Every time I climb in my vehicle someone gets right on my tail and tries to
push me to town.
Is everyone on speed here. I saw a guy on the highway today were
the speed limit is 55 and he went aroun 3 cars like they were
standing still. He had to be doiing 80 or better.
That intersection needs a traffic light. It can take several minutes sitting there before you can safely get onto 95A from Quintette, especially during the morning and evening work traffic.