Four Injured, Two Critically, In After Driver Runs Red Light At Highway 29 And Molino Road

December 12, 2025

Four people were injured, two critically, in a two-vehicle crash Friday afternoon at the intersection of Highway 29 and Molino Road.

The Florida Highway Patrol said an 86-year-old Birmingham man ran a red light as his red Lexus SUV was traveling south on Highway 29. At the same time, a white Chevrolet SUV driven by a 39-year-old Molino woman was northbound and turning onto Molino Road.

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The Birmingham man and his 73-year old female passenger, also from Birmingham, were critically injured and were airlifted as “trauma alerts” to a Pensacola hospital by two medical helicopters. The Molino woman in the white SUV and her 40-year old male passenger, also from Molino, were transported  to the hospital by ambulance.

Both Highway 29 and Molino Road were completely shut down by the crash and  investigation.

NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.

Comments

9 Responses to “Four Injured, Two Critically, In After Driver Runs Red Light At Highway 29 And Molino Road”

  1. anon on December 14th, 2025 1:16 pm

    I know the family who was in the red Lexus, they live quite close to us in Birmingham. I feel absolutely horrible for them, they’re always the sweetest people to talk to. They’ve seen me grow as a person over the longest time, and I absolutely hate it for them, our entire family will be praying hard for them.

  2. JHF on December 13th, 2025 9:05 pm

    When I’m stopped at a red light, I always look to my left to make sure no one is trying to run the light before I go. Just a few seconds can save a lot of heartache.

  3. Dale on December 13th, 2025 6:52 pm

    Only 3 traffic light colors in Escambia County. Green, Yellow and Rosy Yellow.

  4. mnon on December 13th, 2025 7:12 am

    @jml WRONG, I lived right in that vicinity my entire life and there were WAY more accidents at THAT intersection before the light. It didn’t solve much at the 29/97 intersection, because the engineering of that spot is poor.

  5. C. Simmons on December 13th, 2025 3:14 am

    So many people run red lights each and every day. When my light turns green, I count to five and usually, almost always, a couple or more people run the red light. I just don’t understand why they will not stop for the light. Isn’t their lives worth more than a couple of minutes to get ahead? Mine certainly is, but I pray that the people behind me will stop also. I just simply don’t understand. I gather people don’t appreciate their lives or other innocent people.
    Please stop at red lights. Praying for everyone.

  6. @jml on December 12th, 2025 10:33 pm

    I disagree. I live right here. Not many accidents at that intersection

  7. JJ on December 12th, 2025 8:12 pm

    I took my disabled neighbor to the corner drug store at that location around 1:00-1:15 today…. Guess I was pretty lucky at the timing
    Pray for all to recover. Life can be shorter if you dont watch traffic

  8. Cheryl Barlow Hicks on December 12th, 2025 6:00 pm

    Prayers for all involved.

  9. Jml on December 12th, 2025 4:51 pm

    I was coming up to that light on molino rd. Right after it happened. Saw the front of the white car explode and roll to a stop in the middle of the intersection. It was bad. Prayer for those involved. Seems like more accidents since light was put in.





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