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Two Injured In Highway 29 Crash At Bluff Spring Road
August 1, 2024
Two people were reportedly injured in a two vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon on Highway 29.
The driver of a SUV apparently collided with the rear of a pickup truck at the intersection of Highway 29 and Bluff Springs Road.
One person was transported to the hospital by Escambia County EMS, and a second person was going to the hospital in a private vehicle.
None of the injuries were considered critical.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating and has not released additional details.
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2 Responses to “Two Injured In Highway 29 Crash At Bluff Spring Road”
This truck. Is a family member ,, He is being watched in the hospital. Chest pains and kidneys. Lower back pain , Just so you didn’t know both legs had been amputated in the years, so he didn’t have alot of control of his body but is in a lot of pain ! He was hit on the driver’s side back tired his frame is messed up. But he’s doing ok. Prayers for the people in the suv! Prayers for you to Johnny Mathis
Yesterday morning I was being tailgated headed south on Mobile Hwy by a woman driving a black new Ford Bronco. Then I saw an accident being worked by a sheriff deputy at the corner of Blue Angel Pkwy and Millview Rd. If people would just have more Patience with each other and not be in such a hurry, obey the traffic laws, there would be fewer accidents and we, in Florida, would not have to pay such high rates for insurance.