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Pedestrian Struck And Killed Saturday Night
March 14, 2021
A pedestrian was struck and killed Saturday night in Escambia County.
The Florida Highway Patrol said a 37-year old Pensacola woman attempted to cross North Pace Boulevard approaching West Gonzalez Street when she was struck by a Nissan Maxima driven by a 36-year old Pensacola man.
The female pedestrian was pronounced deceased at the scene. The driver of the Nissan was not injured.
The FHP no longer releases the names of traffic crash victims.
File photo.
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5 Responses to “Pedestrian Struck And Killed Saturday Night”
Had a homeless man walk right out in front on me on Brent under I110 near Davis the other day. He was walking on the sidewalk and then all of a sudden, he just turned and walked into the road. You can’t fix this by having better lighting or crosswalks. There’s a traffic light and a crosswalk not even 200 ft from where he walked in front of me. I nearly hit him. Had it not been for there being room on the curb, I probably would have. He just kept going like it was no big deal. I swear he was trying to kill himself.
Armadillos and possums are way too stupid to look both ways before crossing the road. Humans aren’t.
Very dangerous area esp. at night/
Spotty street lights, lots of fast traffic and foot traffic
Just a thought here. In ten years with a good percentage of ELECTRIC CARS, the pedestrian count will rise.
This is why I will never drive down Cervantes or N 9th Avenue at night anymore. People just dart out in front of you with no way of stopping.