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Three Injured When Pickup Crashes Into Wooded Area Along Highway 29
September 6, 2024
The people were injured in a single vehicle rollover crash Friday morning in Cantonment.
The crash happened on Highway 29 just south of Archer Road. The driver of a Dodge Ram 3500 pickup truck left the roadway and crashed into a wooded area where the vehicle overturned.
The three occupants, all reportedly high school students, were transported to area hospital by Escambia County EMS. None of the injuries were considered life threatening.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.
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12 Responses to “Three Injured When Pickup Crashes Into Wooded Area Along Highway 29”
Their Guardian Angels were working overtime that day. Glad they came out relatively unscathed.
I think we are all glad Thea are ok and only got a couple scrapes and bruises
Glad they are doing good.
This was my brother and 2 of his friends they are all ok I am so glad it could of been so much worse god was with them the whole way it was scary I was going to the bus stop and got the call I was so scared and am a very emotional person so I was scared but they are all good
Praying for these young teens hope all are ok an they get well soon. God was watching over them
Mom of Passenger – I agree with you and am thankful all three are alive!
@mom
Been driving for 60 years, never had a problem on ice,snow or rain. My drivers ed teacher taught his class to go 10% below posted speed on bad weather roads.
Regardless of people blowing their horns at times, I have never ever lost control of my vehical, including large commercial vehicals!!!
James that definitely was a 3500 I was there
JJ regardless of drivers ed, ANYONE can hydroplane. I’m just thanking God my kid and his friends walked away from this with their lives.
Guessing first class wasn’t drivers ed
Hopefully everyone is ok.. thats definitely not a 3500 though.
There lucky to be alive !