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Wadsworth truck driver cited in Medina school bus crash
Posted by: euser
December 15, 2011

A tractor trailer operator was cited for failure to keep an assured clear distance in a traffic accident with a school bus. On December 9, the tractor trailer crashed into a school bus traveling on Ohio State Route 94 near I-271. The Highland Local School District bus was carrying children to school, and two children were injured in the accident. Despite claiming the tractor trailer had faulty brakes at the time, the driver was still cited.

Accidents with tractor trailers happen more frequently then anyone would like to admit. Accidents involving school buses raise the seriousness of any accident. Multiple issues arise out of any accident involving a tractor trailer and/or school buses. Numerous insurance companies become involved in a situation like this, and knowing who you can collect from for your or your loved ones injuries can be tricky. The attorneys at Keis George llp have handled claims involving numerous insurance companies and will be able to make sure you are compensated to the fullest extent for any injuries sustained in these types of accidents. If you or a loved one has had the unfortunate experience of being involved in an accident, contact the attorneys at Keis George llp to set up your free consultation today.

SOURCE:  http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2011/12/truck_driver_cited_in_medina_t.html

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