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Two Injured In Molino Intersection Two Car Wreck
November 28, 2021
Two people were injured in a two vehicle crash at a Molino intersection Saturday night.
The passenger cars collided at the intersection of Highway 29 and Highway 97 shortly before 6 p.m. Two people were transported to the hospital by Escambia County EMS with injuries that were not considered life threatening.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating. The Molino Station of Escambia Fire Rescue and Escambia County EMS responded.
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3 Responses to “Two Injured In Molino Intersection Two Car Wreck”
If we are worried about the cost of traffic signals at intersections, we should really freak out at the cost of building new bridges on US 29 over US Alt 90/Nine Mile Road!
Maybe 4 way stops should replace all signals and overpasses to save money.
Hope all involved heal up quickly. I’m just going to wonder in 5 more years, how many “accidents “ we have at these intersections as opposed to how many we had before the lights. I know the Yankees and yuppies are all for the lights. As well as those who love Big Daddy Government and think that Daddy loves them back. Are the lights worth it though ?
I travel thru that intersection often. They need to redo the traffic lights. Traveling east/south 97 and coming to that intersection at night, the lights for the southbound 29 can be seen and someone not familiar with that intersection can easily mistake the green light for southbound as their own.