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No Serious Injuries In Highway 29 Rollover Crash
January 28, 2024
There were no serious injuries reported in a rollover crash Saturday morning on Highway 29 in McDavid.
The teen driver lost control and ran off the roadway about 10:40 a.m. in the area of Champion Drive and the West Fraser Sawmill. The vehicle came to rest on its roof in brush in the ditch.
Reports indicated the teen was able to get out of the vehicle before firefighters arrived.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating and has not released additional details.
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5 Responses to “No Serious Injuries In Highway 29 Rollover Crash”
I passed this accident about this same time. the amount of water that was dropped was of great amount. I almost went into the guard rail from water on Pine Barren
Creek bridge. I was only doing around 30 mph when I hit it. Glad this driver was ok.
That was extremely heavy rain..On Becks Lake.rd I was getting 2 inches in 13 mins..
No the north end school doesn’t teach kids how to drive all they do is online book for restricted license.
Do schools still have drivers ed? Serious question.
There was a truck that seemed to have spun out in the same general area a bit later. I have never seen so much water on the edges of Hwy 29 as there was yesterday. It was a severe hazard