Serious Injuries In Highway 29 Crash Near 10 Mile Road
June 9, 2021
Two people were seriously injured in a near head-on crash Wednesday morning on Highway 29.
The crash happened about 10:35 a.m. on Highway 29 just north of 10 Mile Road. The Florida Highway Patrol said a 64-year old Pensacola man was southbound in a Ford Taurus when he crossed the median into the northbound lanes. The Taurus collided with the front left of a Dodge Challenger driving by a 50-year old Molino woman in what troopers described as an offset head-on collision.”
A white Dodge Journey operated by a 34-year old Pensacola man was traveling north behind the Challenger and collided with the Taurus.
The Taurus came to rest southbound in the northbound lane, and the Challenger was in the grassy area between northbound Highway 29 and Highway 95A. Firefighters were forced to extricate the driver of the Taurus.
The drivers of both the Taurus and the Challenger was transported with serious injuries. to area hospitals by Escambia County EMS. The driver and adult passenger of the Dodge Journey were not injured.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.
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We passed shortly after it happened. It was awful and I said a prayer for all those involved. This was rare day we decided not to travel Hwy 29 & took Palafox instead.