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Molino Crash Involves Truck Loaded With Propane Tanks
December 28, 2020
There were no serious injuries reported in a Sunday night wreck in Molino involving a passenger vehicle and a truck loaded with propane tanks.
It happened about 10:40 p.m. at the intersection of Highway 29 and Molino Road. Southbound Highway 29 was temporarily closed by the crash.
None of the propane tanks were compromised.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating. The Molino Station of Escambia Fire Rescue and Escambia County EMS also responded.
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8 Responses to “Molino Crash Involves Truck Loaded With Propane Tanks”
Seems like it was a million dollars spent on the light at the intersection of 29 and Atmore Cut Off Road and there’s as many, if not more, accidents now…making the highway a parking lot is just plain stupid.
Obscure??? So glad to hear that you are the perfect person who is never tired and obviously NEVER been in an accident. So 10:40 PM, tired and trying to make it home and lights don’t holler “Hey I’m a real big rig get out of my way.”
Think before you put a stupid comment on an item.
Can Molino stay out of the news for a few days. That would be great. Thanks. Oh and to the person who joked about “we need better drivers not traffic lights”. I do agree with the better drivers but I live off Molino Road and we do need a light there. Whoever changed that whole area did not have the residents that live on my side of a Molino in mind because we have to dodge through that intersection and go up hwy 29 only to make a u turn just to go to our Dollar store. Thanks to whoever came up with that brilliant idea. Maybe we don’t want to go around just to get to our only store.
Oh good, another traffic light to prevent wrecks. What a joke,only drivers can prevent wrecks from happening.
Oversight………some people have to work weekends.
First of many accidents when that traffic light is activated. Glad no one was seriously hurt.
Blue Rhino out making a run at 10:40 pm on a Sunday?
Those pesky “hard to see” 65′ long and 13′-6” high tractor-trailers… Hmmmm.