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Two Injured In Nine Mile Road Crash
July 19, 2025
Two people were injured in a Nine Mile Road crash during heavy rain on Friday.
The Florida Highway Patrol said a 19-year-old Escambia County woman was traveling west on West Nine Mile Road near I-10. As she attempted to pass another car in heavy rain, she lost control, and her vehicle overturned and was struck by the other car.
The SUV driver and the driver of the other car, a 20-year-old female from Niceville, were both transported to area hospitals with serious injuries.
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2 Responses to “Two Injured In Nine Mile Road Crash”
It’s a raceway on that part of 9 mile all the way to Pine Forest where people make last minute u-turns, speed up, cut in front of people and don’t care how they drive. What a mess. There needs to be more law enforcement. I’ve even seen people cutting off Ambulances with their sirens blaring.
Every time it rains I watch people speed up as if they are trying to get out of the rain. Passing in heavy rain is insane as it destroys the clear vision needed to drive.