Airport Shuttle Bus Crash Injures Three | Shapiro, Washburn & Sharp

What Happened

Three people were reported injured from a crash caused by an overturned airport shuttle bus from Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.

The accident occurred on February 10, 2013 at Route 170 and Terminal Road. Authorities are not sure why the bus crashed but stated that it ran into a poll that supports wires that power a light rail train.

Two victims were taken to local hospitals with personal injuries, but the third victim refused treatment at the scene.

The Virginia Personal Injury Lawyers’ Perspective

Bus accidents can be devastating because of the number of passengers it carries and because most buses are not equipped with, or do not require riders to utilize, seat belts.  If you or a loved one suffered a serious injury as a result of a bus accident, we urge you to contact a Virginia (VA) personal injury lawyer as soon as possible to discuss your rights. When passengers are injured, they can legally file a lawsuit against the bus company and attempt to seek monetary compensation for costs associated with the injury, any lost wages, need for rehabilitation or therapy, and pain and suffering. The proper parties must be identified for your claim early on by your attorney, to determine who can be sued your lawyer will need to consider the specific facts of your case. Each injured occupant, although injured in the same accident, will have unique injuries, losses and potential claims for compensation. In some cases multiple parties can be held liable and our personal injury attorneys can provide a confidential analysis of such issues

Potentially Helpful Info:

This article by one of our NC bus accident attorneys discusses this type of accident and why they happen more frequently than you might think.

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