Tuesday morning saw at least eight people hospitalized after a bus overturned on Valley Road.
One passenger was trapped under the vehicle.
Emergency Medical Services received the call shortly after 6:30 AM and arrived within three minutes, dispatching four units to the crash near Antigua State College.
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Smh. When u try to get to work early. Any bus try too fast with me I’m hopping off.
@ Anonymous…Yeah right…I sure you will tell the driver floor it!
The 80% of taxi and bus drivers believe they own the roads in Antigua. They stop on blind cornors to pick of people with no concern for traffic coming up behind. They tailgate drivers that are going the speed limit, intimidating them. They speed when the roads are wet an unsafe. Something should be done put unfortunately will remain the same. When I asked a senior member of government why they don’t do more for the safety of the public, he responded. ” The roads are their offices. They own it.” Need I say more….
Those bus drivers be driving real fast,
Reckless driving in my opinion!
They need to stop!!
I don’t understand why they driving so fast, we are only 108 square miles.😕
That bus operator is one of the safest driver in that area, sorry to hear of the accident
It’s true that bus driver is one of the safest persons I know praying for speedy recovery to the driver 🙏 and passenger’s 🙏
Sorry about the accident and the injured and hope they all recover real soon, but these bus drivers are some of the best and safest drivers especially on this route. For years driving hastily to get you from one point to the next was apart of the business and most like the ride, a quick turn around, hence preferential drivers.
Who remembered back in the day on this same route, buses so packed we had about six people riding on the back bumper?
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