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One Injured In Highway 29, Highway 97 Crash
June 18, 2016
One person was injured in a two vehicle crash Friday night at the intersection of Highway 29 and Highway 97 in Molino.
One vehicle came to rest on Highway 97 at the intersection, while the second came to rest north of the intersection in the edge of a wooded area alongside Highway 29.
The driver of the vehicle in the wooded area was transported by Escambia County EMS to a Pensacola area hospital with injuries that were not considered serious. The driver of the other vehicle refused medical treatment at the scene.
The accident remains under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol. Further details. including the names of the drivers, have not been released. The Molino and Cantonment stations of Escambia Fire Rescue also responded to the crash.
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4 Responses to “One Injured In Highway 29, Highway 97 Crash”
I frequently pass here ,all I can say is I see more roll through the red lights than I see actually stop at the light. I travel down 29 and I always slow down just in case .i have had more people pull out in front of me since the light went up than I ever did before. It is not the intersection it’s the stupid drivers
Sam, the light has little to do with the accidents.
As was the case before, most are caused by someone driving poorly.
>>Has that traffic light helped or added to the accidents at that intersection?
Can’t speak to the fender benders, but the light has been active for a year and there have been only two minor injury accidents.
Before the light, there were frequently injury accidents, often major injury accidents, at the intersection. Sometimes more than one per week.
Has that traffic light helped or added to the accidents at that intersection?