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Pedestrian Struck And Killed Early Saturday Morning On Highway 29
July 10, 2021
A woman was struck and killed early Saturday morning on Highway 29.
The Florida Highway Patrol said the 47-year old Texas woman attempted to cross Highway 29 north of Kenmore Road, near the Key West Inn, when she was struck by a northbound Chevrolet pickup truck driven by a 51-year old Pensacola man about 12:25 a.m.
The pedestrian was pronounced deceased at the scene by Escambia County EMS.
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6 Responses to “Pedestrian Struck And Killed Early Saturday Morning On Highway 29”
She was my family so we are all trying to take it day by day she will be missed truly love u Yaya
Tol much “activity” going on in that particular area at all times of the day/night. A few years back I was on my way fishing and there was a man laying in the road arguing with a woman. They were both out of it. It right close to the IHOP. I saw her in the lights but wouldn’t have seen him until it was too late. The Police need to crack down on that area.
John, Its not a crosswalk problem it’s a behavior problem.
The truth is, an adult can’t cross the road at midnight.
Too many lessons are learned too late.
It’s a shame.
I hate to say this but I’m not surprised. It’s too hard to find the nearest crosswalk and press the metal button on the post to safely cross. This is a common occurrence around Pensacola. Also wear something where people can see you, if you are going to be brave enough to walk down our streets.