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New Signal At Highway 29, Molino Road Becomes Operational Tuesday
June 14, 2021
The new traffic signal at the intersection of Highway 29 and Molino Road is set to become operational at 10 a.m. Tuesday, June 15.
The signal is currently in flash mode to acquaint motorists with the new location. The Florida Department of Transpiration said drivers are urged to use caution when approaching the intersection.
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5 Responses to “New Signal At Highway 29, Molino Road Becomes Operational Tuesday”
Is there traffic enough to warrant another light within a mile from the Atmore Hwy light? Only time I’ve seen any kind of traffic is during Hurricane evacuations and everyone is heading north. I don’t see the cost expense when Molino could use the money on so many other things. Like our fire department having more full time paid firefighter’s. But it’s Escambia County so wasting money comes natural for them.
This traffic light is a waste of tax dollars. It will only cause more wrecks, just like the light at 29 and 97.
Honest John, some have referred to that as the ‘Pensacola Pause’.
Where are the rumble strips and the flashing traffic light ahead sign, DOT? Such a small cost to complete a job with safety and saving lives the priority.
You better glance north and south before entering that intersection !