Latest Headlines
- Two-Time Super Bowl Champ Inspires Local Youth Athletes (With Photo Gallery)
- Century Woman Charged With Meth Possession After Traffic Stop
- Costco Nine Mile Road Plans Set For Development Review Meeting
- Applications Still Open For Pine Beetle Assistance And Prevention Program
- Here Are The 2024 Escambia County School Supply Lists
- Tate Holds Lil Aggies Summer 2024 Cheer Camp
- Two Injured In Five Vehicle I-10 Crash In Escambia County
- Blue Wahoos Return From Break; M-Braves Hold On For 5-4 Win
- Lightning Strike Causes Water Outage, Boil Notice In Cottage Hill
- A Very Good Boy: ECSO K-9 Streeter Awarded Medal Of Courage For Jumping Off Bridge After Suspect
Two Kids, Adult Driver Seriously Injured In Beulah Crash
May 11, 2022
There were multiple injuries in a two vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon in Beulah.
The crash occurred about 2:15 p.m. on Mobile Highway near Jamesville Road, about a half mile east of Beulah Elementary School.
The Florida Highway Patrol said a 39-year old female driver from Pensacola was traveling east on Mobile Highway when she swerved left into oncoming traffic to avoid a stopped vehicle. She hit an oncoming pickup truck driven by a 24-year old man from Lillian, Alabama. The pickup truck and a trailer it was towing overturned into a ditch.
The SUV driver and a 14-year old female passenger were seriously injured. Another passenger in the SUV, a seven year old boy, was critically injured.
The pickup truck driver suffered minor injuries. His passenger, a 24-year old male from Cantonment, was not injured.
Troopers said everyone involved in the crash was wearing a seat belt.
Photos by WEAR 3 for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Comments
6 Responses to “Two Kids, Adult Driver Seriously Injured In Beulah Crash”
@Mr Metoo…. that was never said…… the shoulders are narrow… Mobile Hwy needs to be widened ……since it is fed rd… good luck…. it is the same issue as Nine Mile the took near a decade!……NO ONE CAST ANY JUDGEMENT!….. YOU WERE NOT THERE IN THE SECOND THAT IT HAPPENED….. let be happy no one died and things can be replaced!
@ Patriot. So the county was driving and failed to see a stopped vehicle? The commissioners were distracted and driving. Shame on them. Mobile Hwy is a state road. Maybe the Governor was driving.
The county has never had any proper planning. The commissioners along with the planning zoning bord and building department want the money it brings in but not the responsibilities that come with it.
On the west side of 98 (Blue Angel/Bauer Road area) Cars pass you on the Right side driving in the Grass if you are stopped to make a left turn. Not just a couple vehicles, practically all of them behind you. Wonder if that is legal now with our ever increasing population while the roads remain the same
EMS&FIRE DEPT. DID -NT HAVE TO ZIP BAGS THIS TIME . A GOOD FOR THEM.!!
Thank goodness for seat belts or this would have been much worse. Hope everyone makes a full recovery.