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One Injured In Molino Highway 29 Rollover Crash
February 11, 2026
One person was airlifted after a single vehicle rollover crash Wednesday morning in Molino.
The 19-year old female driver of a southbound Hyundai Venue lost control, crossed the median, struck a culvert, and overturned.
The crash occurred shortly after 7:30 a.m. on Highway 29 at Camde Lane, just north of the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office and a self-storage facility. The vehicle came to rest upright just off the roadway.
The female driver, who was from Molino, was not wearing a seat belt, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. She was airlifted by a Lifeguard helicopter to an area hospital in serious condition.
For additional photos, click here.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the crash, which temporarily shut down both north and southbound Highway 29.
Escambia County Fire Rescue and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office also responded.
NorthEscambiac.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.
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7 Responses to “One Injured In Molino Highway 29 Rollover Crash”
Looks like she could have been speeding ?
Sounds like that area of highway needs to periodically have radar traps set up. A few miles per hour over the limit is understandable, but when you CHOOSE to put others in danger, then it’s time you pay a hefty fine. I recall the days, at least in Pensacola, when it was not uncommon to see police with radar e.g. on Davis Hwy. Perhaps it’s time to bring that kind of surveillance back,,,
Y’all see what’s going on in molino and the mysterious thing about is y’all in it y’all are not educating these young onions on how to drive not only offensively but defensively. So it’s just the parent’s fault I don’t blame the driver which with that seat belt it was her fault, who would drive without seatbelt in the first place and two reckless and careless driving speeding, is only way she lost control. Parents these aren’t your school kids anymore these are teenagers and adults with weapons now a car is considered a weapon. So be mindful and teach them how to drive appropriately and safely
“She was wearing a seat belt. Please update this information”
She was not, according to the Florida Patrol, and according to the photos.
I live in Molino and people fly by me all the time i try do the speed limit but sometimes I catch myself going to fast and I have to slow down and set cruise. The folks that fly by me are probably do 80 mph plus because they get so far ahead I can’t see them. Not only do they pass hauling butt they will get on your bumper before wanting to change lanes. I watch in my mirrors all the time and just wonder why they have not changed lanes already but they want to sniff my bumper before going around me and no I am not the idiot driving in the left lane. I watch folks weaving in and out of traffic because of the idiots in the left lane so left lane drivers you are just at fault as the butt sniffer and speeders. Not saying that is accident was caused by this but this is why most of these accidents occur on this stretch of highway. I pray for a speedy recovery for this female.
Man. That’s going to take some kind of body work.
Praying for all involved.
She was wearing a seat belt. Please update this information