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One Injured In T-Bone Type Wreck At Highway 29, Molino Road
December 29, 2022
One person was injured in a T-bone type collision Wednesday night at a Molino intersection.
A white SUV collided with the driver’s side of a southbound pickup truck about 5:55 p.m. at the intersection of Highway 29 and Molino Road.
The driver of the SUV was transported to Sacred Heart Hospital with injuries that were not considered to be life threatening. The driver of the pickup truck was not injured.
Witnesses told the Florida Highway Patrol that the driver of the SUVfailed to stop at a red traffic light. The FHP investigation is continuing.
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7 Responses to “One Injured In T-Bone Type Wreck At Highway 29, Molino Road”
There needs to be a strobe light put there in all directions. Alabama has them in critical places why can’t Florida?
Folks, folks, listen you can not fix it, even with duck tape and WD-40. It simply can not be fixed.
Lights need to whistle too. That way people texting will look up Just saying.
You may not be able to regulate stupid but you can at least attempt to mitigate it. Traffic signals help, and I would bet the number of fatalities has decreased since they have been installed. You’ll never get rid of all the accidents but unregulated highway intersections are mostly certainly more dangerous than lit ones.
Maybe that light should be 4X larger?
When are they going to put a red light there? (sarcasm for all those hollered about putting red lights up) you will never regulate enough to fix stupid.
I see people run this light all the time