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Escambia County Man Killed In Klondike Road Rollover Crash
July 5, 2020
An Escambia County man was in killed a crash Sunday morning in Escambia County.
The Florida Highway Patrol said the 36-year old man was traveling south on Klondike Road approaching Dunaway Lane when he lost control of his Ford Focus and began to leave the roadway. His car traveled sideways, hit a fence and rolled over.
The driver was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected. He was pronounced deceased on the scene by Escambia County EMS.
The FHP no longer releases the name of traffic crash victims.
NorthEscambia.com file photo.
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6 Responses to “Escambia County Man Killed In Klondike Road Rollover Crash”
I live on Klondike. Speed limit is 35, which is slow if you’ve ever maintained that speed. Unfortunately, I do see people speed on Klondike and it is not a wide road. I think he wasn’t paying attention and the uneven shoulder spun his vehicle when we went off the road.
I witnessed this tragic accident. It happened right in front of me. I immediately stopped and went into the wooded area where the car was. It was terrible but I wanted the young man to know he wasn’t alone. The highway patrol was supposed to contact me but never did. I don’t even know the young man’s name but I send my deepest condolences to his family.
Prayers for the family.
But people, you can’t blame the road. The road didn’t cause the accident. The person driving the car caused the accident. Maybe have a petition drawn up to reduce the speed limit?
He probably would have survived if he had been wearing a seatbelt. Sad.
I live on mobile hwy right past Klondike and it’s a dang speedway thru there. Very ridiculous of people’s driving habits nowadays.
Tragic loss of life. The 2 long straight roads that are the arterial roads of my home community , Klondike Rd. & Eight Mile Creek Rd. , have long been dangerous for people exceeding the posted 35 MPH speed limits. The more houses built in Beulah , the more people shortcut through the Klondike Community to get to I 10 or Pine Forest Rd. The curve on Eight Mile has had it’s share of accidents too. Unfamiliar roads , darkness & speed are dangerous combinations. My sympathies go out to this man’s loved ones.