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Driver Airlifted After Hitting Tree In Molino
May 14, 2018
A driver was seriously injured in a single vehicle wreck in Molino Monday morning.
The male lost control on Pilgrim Trail Road off Highway 97, left the roadway and struck a brick mailbox before hitting a large pine tree. He was airlifted to Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola.
The accident remains under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol.
The Molino and Walnut Hill stations of Escambia Fire Rescue and Escambia County EMS responded to the crash.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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10 Responses to “Driver Airlifted After Hitting Tree In Molino”
Drive responsible and obey the law. You will live longer.
SLOW DOWN, PAY ATTENTION AMD LIVE.
That much damage? Speed limit might be 35 mph for a very good reason. Speed limits are not just for the other guy!
Those big old pine trees seem to be jumping out to cause vehicles to hit them all the time! Hard lesson learned…don’t speed and always drive defensively especially when near a tree!
You can also see pieces of the tail lights strewn amongst the bricks from the mail box he obviously hit along the way.
Rich, you can see the pieces of the both tail lights still screwed to the vehicle.
I live in this neighborhood, and we defiantly have a speeding problem. Nobody seems to pay attention to the speed limit signs on pilgrim trail. Thank goodness they didn’t hurt anyone walking.
Speed limit in there is 35mph I’d say he was going quit a bit faster.
What happened to the tail lights. They are both missing, did he hit that hard.
Been there my self. I hope you recover well.
I’ll keep you in my prayers