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#1
1st February 2009, 00:00
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Nine hurt as roof ripped from bus
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#2
1st February 2009, 00:38
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This type of incident can not be considered an accident.
It can only be defined as an act of negligence - maybe criminal negligence (more serious than carelessness as he driver is a trained professional). The driver should be held responsible for the injuries - just as if (s)he had personally assaulted the passengers.
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#3
1st February 2009, 12:07
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In the few months this forum has been up and running this is the 3rd incident of this type.
http://www.truckandbusforum.com/showthread.php?t=315 http://www.truckandbusforum.com/showthread.php?t=304
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#6
2nd February 2009, 16:06
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If the bus hit the bridge head on, why is front screen intact? I have see a number of vehicles that have hit low bridges (buses & HGV's) and all have had their fronts destroyed.
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#7
2nd February 2009, 17:42
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I suppose it depends 'how low' and 'how high'. Looks like it was just too low . . .
. . . or too high . . . It might be interesting to see the actual figures (and whether the route was 'approved' - or, conversely, 'prohibited'.
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#8
20th March 2009, 09:59
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No low bridge, it was a tree this time.
A bus driver was taken to hospital yesterday after her double decker bus hit a tree and its roof was torn off. http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...bus/article.do
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#9
25th March 2009, 18:47
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#10
25th March 2009, 19:24
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