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Bicyclist, 77, Killed On Escambia Roadway
December 19, 2019
A 77-year old bicyclist lost his life on an Escambia county roadway Thursday morning.
The Florida Highway Patrol said Luvenia Boyd, 54, was traveling east on Fairfield Drive near Mission Road when bicyclist Willie Gaines entered the roadway directly in her path. Gaines was pronounced deceased at the scene.
The FHP said no charges were filed.
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3 Responses to “Bicyclist, 77, Killed On Escambia Roadway”
all roads in west pensacola are 20 years past in need of 4 lanes gulf beach hwy,blue angel, fairfield,drive from gulfbeach hwy to interstate at pine forrest every day ,you get on blue angel at 3 am and there will be someone doing 35 mph
not sure a street light can prevent someone from entering the roadway…i agree they may help on the sidewalk but streetlights are not the answer to pedestrians/cyclists/etc getting struck by motor vehicles
District 2 Commissioner Doug Underhill loves to say the “Westside is the Best Side” but when over a hundred bicyclists or pedestrians are killed in his district in a year, you never hear a word from him. How many people need to die before we get streetlights in District 2?