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Attorney Cody Poe represents personal injury clients throughout Mobile County, Baldwin County, and the Alabama Gulf Coast. Select your city below for local accident resources, police report instructions, and dangerous roads to watch for.

Saraland, Alabama

Population: 16,171 · I-65, US-43, Highway 158

Saraland is a growing suburb of Mobile with a population of approximately 16,171. The city sits at the crossroads of I-65, US-43, and Highway 158, making it a major corridor for commuter traffic and out-of-state travelers heading to and from Mississippi via Highway 45.

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Mobile, Alabama

Population: 201,367 · I-65, I-10, I-165, US-90

Mobile is the second-most populous city in Alabama and a major port city on the Gulf Coast. It serves as the economic and cultural hub of the region, with heavy commuter traffic flowing in from surrounding suburbs daily.

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Prichard, Alabama

Population: 19,000 · I-65, I-165, US-43

Prichard is a northern suburb of Mobile with a population of approximately 19,000. The city is traversed by major highways including I-65 and I-165, which contribute to both local and through-traffic congestion.

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Chickasaw, Alabama

Population: 6,457 · I-65, US-43

Chickasaw is a small city and northern suburb of Mobile with a population of around 6,457. Its proximity to Mobile means many residents commute daily, leading to significant traffic on major arteries during peak hours.

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Satsuma, Alabama

Population: 6,874 · I-65, US-43

Satsuma is a small city in Mobile County located near the Mobile River. Its position near the intersection of I-65 and US-43 means it sees significant commuter and through-traffic despite its small size.

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Citronelle, Alabama

Population: 3,927 · US-45, I-65

Citronelle is a city in northern Mobile County with a population of approximately 3,927, situated about 30 miles north of Mobile. The city sits along US Highway 45, which carries significant traffic from Mississippi and is known for dangerous driving conditions.

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Semmes, Alabama

Population: 5,626 · US-98, US-45, SR-158, I-65

Semmes is a growing suburb of Mobile incorporated in 2011 with a population of approximately 5,600. The city offers a blend of suburban and rural living but faces increasing traffic challenges as development accelerates.

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Theodore, Alabama

Population: 6,270 · I-10, US-90, SR-163

Theodore is an unincorporated suburban community in Mobile County with a population of approximately 6,270. As an unincorporated area, law enforcement services are provided by the Mobile County Sheriff's Office.

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Daphne, Alabama

Population: 32,279 · I-10, US-98, AL-181

Daphne is the largest city in Baldwin County, situated on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay. Known as the 'Jubilee City,' it is a family-oriented community with a rapidly growing population and significant commuter traffic to Mobile.

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Fairhope, Alabama

Population: 24,000 · US-98, AL-104, AL-181

Fairhope is an affluent and rapidly growing city on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, consistently ranked as one of Alabama's best places to live. Its scenic location attracts significant tourist traffic in addition to commuter traffic.

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Spanish Fort, Alabama

Population: 11,597 · I-10, I-65, US-90, US-98, US-31

Spanish Fort is a growing suburb on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay with a population of over 11,000. The city sits at the intersection of several major highways, making it a critical traffic junction for the region.

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Bayou La Batre, Alabama

Population: 2,100 · I-10, AL-188

Bayou La Batre is known as the 'Seafood Capital of Alabama' and is a traditional fishing village in Mobile County. The city sees a high volume of commercial and recreational traffic, including many vehicles hauling boats and trailers.

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