"Northwood drive in salisbury a car hit a school bus. Doesn't sound like any
kids are hurt. About four students in the bus. The person in the car is being
treated by station 2 paramedics."
UPDATE: This image is from the scene of the accident. Thanks Trevor.
Spoke to the drive of the car. She appears to be fine. No kids were hurt
ReplyDeleteI would like to know how that happened because if the bus was stopped with the door open she ran the stop sign on the bus and needs to be charged. People take stoping for the bus to lightly, if there were more police departments that were ab;e tp have a unit follow the bus and site violators this mau stop. She could have very easily struck a kid, possibly killing them.
ReplyDelete9:03am you want us to have a police officer follow every school bus? OMG! I don't even know how to respond to that.
ReplyDelete9:03 come again? I couldn't read what you said on account of your horrible spelling
ReplyDelete9:03 Because so many kids have been killed getting on and off busses here? Your an idiot! Your probaly one of those slow people in line at the school that holds up everybody else because you have to watch your precious 4th grader walk into the school building and won't pull away till there inside.
ReplyDeleteAll she could see was starbucks...
ReplyDeleteLet see she was pulling out of her drive way and hit the bumper
ReplyDeleteit was a accident. Be for real, people make such stupid comments sometimes. Know the story before you start typing.
Wow, some ppl need to get the facts. I work on The same rd and witnessed the whole thing. The car was pulling out of her driveway, and turned too wide and crossed over the very narrow rd. The bus simply didn't stop, although they did use their brakes before the BUS hit the car. In the photo, the bus is a few feet past the car. That is just where the bus stopped. Definatly the woman in the cars fault, but like Penny said, it was an honest accident
ReplyDeleteNo one was hurt
Hey stuff happens. No one was hurt. Its a car and a bus. Inanimate objects. You are still breathing. In the scheme of life, it's nothing.
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