No Serious Injuries In Highway 95A Rollover Wreck

January 28, 2022

There were no serious injuries in a rollover wreck Friday on Highway 95A south of East Roberts Road.

The crash about 9 a.m. involved two cars, with a Chevrolet Cruze coming to rest upside down. Both drivers refused transport by Escambia County EMS.

The Ensley Station of Escambia County Fire Rescue responded, and the Florida Highway Patrol is investigating.

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4 Responses to “No Serious Injuries In Highway 95A Rollover Wreck”

  1. Dennis on January 30th, 2022 12:48 pm

    Sharon,
    Went to work in 1970 with a company that required us to wear them in company trucks. I drove a van and the first time I had to ‘dodge a car to keep from hitting me head and DIDN’T lose control and STAYED in the seat it made a believer! In the 70+ years since I have probably had situations at least 5 or 6 times that if I hadn’t had mine on the wreck I didn’t have I would have been injured.

  2. Susie on January 29th, 2022 6:51 pm

    @SharonDavis You were absolutely right. God was there. So glad He was and no one was hurt.

  3. sharon Davis on January 29th, 2022 9:27 am

    I would love to thank the two men who help Becky out of the red car. She was taken to the hospital and there was no broken bones. Yes God was there with the two men who help her. After he( the man in the gray car) hit her, she spun out and then flip her car twice. I thank God both of the drivers did not get hurt bad. E M S said it was her wearing her seat belt that saved her life.

  4. Me... on January 28th, 2022 7:34 pm

    This grey car looks like the one I passed by at about 12 noon. I was heading south on 95A and a small grey or silver car was on the west side of 95A facing north. It seemed odd. Appeared to be a guy sitting in car behind the wheel. Had his flashers going. Was completely off the road but only by a few inches.
    Did the red car hit him head on and then flip?
    I am so glad they didn’t get hurt.