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Train Hits Pickup Truck On East Kingsfield Road; Driver Ticketed
August 19, 2019
There were no injuries when a train struck a vehicle on East Kingsfield Road Monday afternoon.
Roley Edgar Kiker, age 63 of Pensacola, was traveling west when he failed to stop his 2012 Nissan Titan for the posted railroad crossing signal, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The train was moving approximately 35 mph when it hit Kiker’s pickup truck that was stopped in the train’s path.
There were no other vehicles involved.
The crash tied up traffic for some time at the on East Kingsfield and at East Kingsfield at Highway 95A intersection.
The Florida Highway Patrol cited Kiker with failing to obey a traffic control signal.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.
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10 Responses to “Train Hits Pickup Truck On East Kingsfield Road; Driver Ticketed”
There them damn trains go again …..chasing people down…they are just getting way out of control…maybe we should try to keep them in one spot you know….on track!!!
Roley,
There are several folks that stop for the train properly everyday. If one person doesn’t do it right it messes up the whole works… says the LT to the junior guy… Gotta do it right… Glad you’re okay ole’ man…
Roley,I am just glad that you are Ok
People stop on those tracks all the time. I am glad it was not worse. I understand the frustration of the 5PM train. It feels like when the engineers stop there they stop and eat at Wendy’s. They must love their burgers
That “Datsun” don’t stand a chance.
Hit from rear ? How was this dude parked on the tracks ?
It is real simple. If your vehicle does not fit do not commit.
Good grief…..don’t sit on the railroad track waiting for the light to change????? He’s lucky he’s not dead…..
@ Jason
SMART SMART SMART Advice, Jason.
Good Gravy is it REALLY so very urgent that “the driver” get onto the train tracks to try and get someplace a bit earlier than having to wait?
You “the driver” are BLESSED that you had no injuries. Hopefully, you got the heck out of the truck Before it was Hit. What you and your family may want to do is Hit Your Knees in Prayer of Thanksgiving.
Good to hear there were no reported injuries. All the more reason why you dont pull forward of the “stop line” (or block a train track) if you arent fully able to clear a railroad crossing. Never know when a train might approach.