At Least Two Injured In Highway 29 Cantonment Crash
March 22, 2025
At least two people were injured in a T-bone type crash Friday night on Highway 29 at Tree Street near International Paper in Cantonment.
Two pickup trucks collided about 8:10 p.m. An update on the conditions of those involved was not available.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the cause of the cras.
NorthEscambai.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.
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8 Responses to “At Least Two Injured In Highway 29 Cantonment Crash”
Hope they’re doing okay. I drove past this on my way back to dominos after a delivery, passed by it before the cops even arrived. The trucks were smoking pretty bad. People don’t pay much attention in this area (I drive these roads daily for dominos and it is against company rules for us to even speed more then 3 mph over the speed limit) stay safe out there!
whats the hurry through this area for to save a few seconds.
Hwy 29, 95A, and the train all contribute to a real traffic bottleneck. Anyone got any good ideas for a Cantonment overpass?
@C.S…Hahaha, I would have to agree with u! All after market lights should be banned and illegal or whatever. Sometimes they’re so bright it’s ridiculous!
@Rob I understand your thought process on this, but that would probably just shift where the accidents happen to the U-turn point.
You just can’t save people from their own carelessness.
I’ll bet Vegas that it had something to do with the war of bright headlights and high beams!
FDot is going to have to remove the option for people to directly cross 29 or make left turns onto 29.
Make all people have to turn to the right and then make U-Turns. Mississippi is starting to do this on US-45.
We are at the point where there is a near daily accident because of stuff like this. It’s just too dangerous and it’s only going to get worse as time goes on.
prayers for both of them, the boy that got into the car crash in the passenger seat a really good friend of mine, God was on both their sides in this. this is a really good lesson to be careful on the roads at night. Thank the lord.