Woman Seriously Injured In I-10 Crash With Two Semi Trucks
March 30, 2024
One person was seriously injured in a three-vehicle crash Friday afternoon on I-10.
The crash happened about 4:50 p.m. on I-10 between the Pine Forest and Highway 29 exits.
A tractor-trailer driven by a 68-year old Pensacola man rear-ended a tractor-trailer driven by a 45-year old New York man, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The second truck was pushed forward into a vehicle driven by a 64-year old Milton woman. She was transported to an area hospital as a trauma alert.
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9 Responses to “Woman Seriously Injured In I-10 Crash With Two Semi Trucks”
It’s probably because of the idiot drivers merging onto an interstate at 40mph, causing vehicles to erratically change lanes or brake hard. Widening has nothing to do with it.
How does a rear end wreck have anything to do with widening a road?
I drive that stretch almost every day and I can promise you that the road isn’t the problem. It’s people not paying attention, looking at their phones, lane weaving trying to pass because it seems like 85 mph is the new 70. Then you’ve got the ones that crowd the left lane doing 10 -15 UNDER the speed limit creating congestion behind them with constant speed up’s and slow down’s. The list goes on and on. Widening a road won’t fix the fact that people suck at driving. Put the phones down, pay attention, and stop tailgating the person in front of you thinking it’ll get you to your destination faster, and drive the speed limit. Also, if you’re being passed on the right, you’re in the wrong lane. Move over.
Nevertheless, prayers for all involved in this accident and a full recovery for this woman.
One one thousand, two one thousand.
The minimum time between two vehicles that cross a common point.
When the rear of the vehicle in front crosses a point, count out in seconds “one one thousand, two one thousand”.
It can be difficult to achieve in heavy traffic and when other drivers cut you off. But that is the minimum goal to achieve for a safe driving distance.
Also, half of the time to bring a vehicle to a full stop is the reaction time from the moment a red tail light appears to the time your foot first touches the brake pedal.
These tips are brought to you from my late father. The best driver I ever knew.
We really need a red light there! That’ll fix it!!
Contrary to popular belief, widening roads and adding red lights doesn’t stop wrecks. They really need to put a “No Text Zone” sign on that stretch of I10! Oh wait….
Not sure widening I-10 would’ solve this issue.
Driver error, not the road. People need to pay attention to the road and other drivers around them.
This segment of I 10 seriously needs to be widened. The area is becoming more suburban with all the growth in area. There is too much traffic on that road.
They needed to widen that stretch of I 10 10 years go. The longer they sit on it the worse it’s going to get. Now they are starting the US 29 interchange rebuild it will be a hot mess of traffic jams for the next 6 years.