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Category Archives: Bus Accident

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2 Students Killed in Carroll County School Bus Crash

By Christopher Eads, PLLC |

School bus crashes are rare but when they do occur, they can be devastating. Sadly, a recent accident in Tennessee left two students dead. Two students aboard a Montgomery County school bus were killed and several others were injured in a multi-vehicle crash that occurred on the afternoon of March 27 in Carroll County…. Read More »

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2 Killed, 39 Injured in Bus Crash

By Christopher Eads, PLLC |

Two people were killed and nearly 40 others injured in a Greyhound bus crash on a highway in western Tennessee, authorities confirmed. The collision occurred on the evening of May 26 along Highway 70 East in Madison County, near Jackson. The bus was traveling from Memphis to Nashville at the time of the accident…. Read More »

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1 Injured in Rear-End Crash Involving School Bus

By Christopher Eads, PLLC |

School buses are supposed to be the safest vehicles for children to be in, but sometimes they can be involved in accidents. A school bus in Tennessee was recently rear-ended by a passenger vehicle. Fortunately, no students were injured. A car crashed into the back of a school bus in Oakland, Tennessee on the… Read More »

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