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Thursday, November 03, 2016

Rawlings-Blake: Safety of MTA buses may need to be examined after deadly crash

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said she would like to see the safety of public buses be re-examined after a deadly crash Tuesday in southwest Baltimore.

Six people were killed early Tuesday morning when a school bus collided with a Maryland Transit Administration commuter bus. An additional 10 people had to be transported to the hospital with injuries ranging from minor to critical. Both bus drivers were among those killed.

Rawlings-Blake called Tuesday a "rough, rough day for the people of Baltimore City."

After seeing images of the crash, the mayor said she would like to examine the safety and durability of buses used by the MTA.

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5 comments:

  1. "Some way I will make sure that the police officers directing the traffic will be charged" "They had to have cause this accident"

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  2. When an elected official starts pointing at safety and durability of X, that means $$$ must come from somewhere. Prob is there is no additional revenue.

    My advice - Steph honey, get out while you can. A big Ess-storm sandwich is coming and you really won't be able to handle it.

    Git while the gittin is good!

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  3. When was the last time she was on a bus?

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  4. Shut up and go away. (map)

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  5. Shes a worthless windbag..she let the city melt into riots and destroy itself..Baltimore is a wasteland now..no one cares.

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