Bus in deadly Alabama crash was new, on second run: NTSB - 0 views

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  #1 tonercartridge on 15 Mar 18

   

  An investigator says the charter bus involved in a fatal crash in Alabama was new and making only its second trip.
  
  Pete Kotowski of the National Transportation Safety Board briefed the media on the early stages of the investigation Wednesday.
  Authorities say bus driver Harry Caligone was the only person to die in the crash, which happened early Tuesday on Interstate 10 east of Mobile, Alabama. About three dozen passengers were taken to hospitals for treatment.
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  The bus was traveling from Florida to Texas with a high school band at the time.
  
  Kotowski says the driver was scheduled to meet a relief driver in Mobile before the wreck. He says that's a normal procedure, and the driver hadn't exceeded the number of hours he was allowed to drive.
  
  Earlier in the day, Capt. John Malone of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said that a medical examiner's autopsy report could reveal whether Caglione had a health problem that may have been a factor in the wreck.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">An investigator says the charter bus involved in a fatal crash in Alabama was new and making only its second trip. <br /> <br /> Pete Kotowski of the National Transportation Safety Board briefed the media on the early stages of the investigation Wednesday. <br /> Authorities say bus driver Harry Caligone was the only person to die in the crash, which happened early Tuesday on Interstate 10 east of Mobile, Alabama. About three dozen passengers were taken to hospitals for treatment. <br /> Kyocera FS-C5150DN <br /> <a href="http://wxq-5.com/a/qi_qushi/20180130/358.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://wxq-5.com/a/qi_qushi/20180130/358.html</a> <br /> <br /> The bus was traveling from Florida to Texas with a high school band at the time. <br /> <br /> Kotowski says the driver was scheduled to meet a relief driver in Mobile before the wreck. He says that's a normal procedure, and the driver hadn't exceeded the number of hours he was allowed to drive. <br /> <br /> Earlier in the day, Capt. John Malone of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said that a medical examiner's autopsy report could reveal whether Caglione had a health problem that may have been a factor in the wreck.</div>

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