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Boat, RV Crash In Molino Slows Traffic For Hours
November 19, 2016
There were no injuries in an accident in Molino just before noon Friday involving an RV and a boat.
A driver lost control of an RV that was pulling a boat on a trailer, running off Highway 29 just south of Molino Road. The vehicle continued into a ditch, with the RV entering a wooded area. The boat broke free from the trailer, and passed the RV, coming to rest in the ditch.
The wreck slowed traffic on Highway 29 into the evening hours as large crane was brought in to remove the boat.
The accident remains under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Boat, RV Crash In Molino Slows Traffic For Hours”
>>>Thanks Bob C. but if William hadn’t taken the picture I would not have caught it. thanks William
Just to give credit where credit is due..Kristi Barbour get the credit for taking the photos you see. Kristi often takes pics for NorthEscambia in the Molino & Cantonment areas.
Thanks Bob C. but if William hadn’t taken the picture I would not have caught it. thanks William
@ Richard,
Good eye there catching that tire.
From the ragged look of the sidewall it may have been that there was a tread separation on that tire.
If that happened it’d be very difficult to maintain steerage with that big of an RV plus a large boat on trailer that’d fishtail easily.
Driver area looks like he was lucky to not be impaled by a tree limb.
in the other photos. there is a close up of the right front tire and there doesn’t look like there is any tread on it. maybe it was the cause.
I saw that on the way to work. Still wondering what happened. Glad to hear they guy was OK. He sure looked unhappy when I passed.