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Driver Tries To Create His Own Railroad Crossing
November 4, 2016
A driver tried unsuccessfully to cross railroad tracks in Cantonment without using a paved crossing Thursday night. Witnesses said the driver of this pickup truck drove through a parking lot on Woodbury Circle before attempting the crossing and colliding with the tracks. There were no injuries. The incident is under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office. NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.
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9 Responses to “Driver Tries To Create His Own Railroad Crossing”
That’s what he gets for tryn some stunt like that in a lil TOY truck.. Get a real, and try it again.,Lol
Hey! I know that big dummy; gotta love him.
you never know for certain until you try
Left Jeff left!
Looks like he was running away from home to me with that suitcase in the bed of the truck.
Maybe taking a ride on that midnight train ?
Apparently reverse didn’t work either.
he asked for it, but he didn’t get it, toyota.
Scary to realize how many” totally spaced out” drivers are on our roads!