Sixteen People Injured in NJT Bus Crash Near Port Authority
W 39th St & 10th Ave, Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
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According to an FDNY tweet, 16 people were injured. 15 People have non-life-threatening injuries and one person has a serious injury.
All patients have now been transported to local hospitals.
EMS report 15 people were injured in the crash.
Patients are beginning to be transported to nearby hospitals.
Videos reflect that the city bus is actually a New Jersey Transit vehicle.
The address reported for this incident has changed to W 39th St & 10th Ave.
The bus crashed on the upper ramp towards Port Authority.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 407 W 41st St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 55 8th Ave.
EMS is requesting backup.
EMS on scene confirm that an MTA bus has crashed into a pillar near the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Medics report there are multiple injuries, but they are not yet sure of the number.
A Citizen user shows a disabled bus at the scene and several police cars blocking traffic.
Incident reported at 407 W 41st St.
According to an FDNY tweet, 16 people were injured. 15 People have non-life-threatening injuries and one person has a serious injury.
All patients have now been transported to local hospitals.
EMS report 15 people were injured in the crash.
Patients are beginning to be transported to nearby hospitals.
Videos reflect that the city bus is actually a New Jersey Transit vehicle.
The address reported for this incident has changed to W 39th St & 10th Ave.
The bus crashed on the upper ramp towards Port Authority.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 407 W 41st St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 55 8th Ave.
EMS is requesting backup.
EMS on scene confirm that an MTA bus has crashed into a pillar near the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Medics report there are multiple injuries, but they are not yet sure of the number.
A Citizen user shows a disabled bus at the scene and several police cars blocking traffic.
Incident reported at 407 W 41st St.
According to an FDNY tweet, 16 people were injured. 15 People have non-life-threatening injuries and one person has a serious injury.
All patients have now been transported to local hospitals.
EMS report 15 people were injured in the crash.
Patients are beginning to be transported to nearby hospitals.
Videos reflect that the city bus is actually a New Jersey Transit vehicle.
The address reported for this incident has changed to W 39th St & 10th Ave.
The bus crashed on the upper ramp towards Port Authority.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 407 W 41st St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 55 8th Ave.
EMS is requesting backup.
EMS on scene confirm that an MTA bus has crashed into a pillar near the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Medics report there are multiple injuries, but they are not yet sure of the number.
A Citizen user shows a disabled bus at the scene and several police cars blocking traffic.
Incident reported at 407 W 41st St.
According to an FDNY tweet, 16 people were injured. 15 People have non-life-threatening injuries and one person has a serious injury.
All patients have now been transported to local hospitals.
EMS report 15 people were injured in the crash.
Patients are beginning to be transported to nearby hospitals.
Videos reflect that the city bus is actually a New Jersey Transit vehicle.
The address reported for this incident has changed to W 39th St & 10th Ave.
The bus crashed on the upper ramp towards Port Authority.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 407 W 41st St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 55 8th Ave.
EMS is requesting backup.
EMS on scene confirm that an MTA bus has crashed into a pillar near the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Medics report there are multiple injuries, but they are not yet sure of the number.
A Citizen user shows a disabled bus at the scene and several police cars blocking traffic.
Incident reported at 407 W 41st St.
According to an FDNY tweet, 16 people were injured. 15 People have non-life-threatening injuries and one person has a serious injury.
All patients have now been transported to local hospitals.
EMS report 15 people were injured in the crash.
Patients are beginning to be transported to nearby hospitals.
Videos reflect that the city bus is actually a New Jersey Transit vehicle.
The address reported for this incident has changed to W 39th St & 10th Ave.
The bus crashed on the upper ramp towards Port Authority.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 407 W 41st St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 55 8th Ave.
EMS is requesting backup.
EMS on scene confirm that an MTA bus has crashed into a pillar near the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Medics report there are multiple injuries, but they are not yet sure of the number.
A Citizen user shows a disabled bus at the scene and several police cars blocking traffic.
Incident reported at 407 W 41st St.
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They.really do drive crazy sometimes. I started taking NJT this year and it's like I'm riding a dollar van... Praying for the injured
Omg i said the same thing
Many public transportation entities, such as public buses and trains, are considered common carriers. In some states, school buses are also common carriers. These entities offer services to the public with the authority or license of a regulatory governmental body. Common carriers are required to exercise the highest degree of care and diligence to make sure passengers travel safely. However, liability can be more difficult to prove when the at-fault public transportation entity is owned by a state or a municipality, as many public transportation entities are. Whether an at-fault public transportation entity is public or private may make a difference to the ease with which you can recover for an accident in which you are injured.
Yea
No amount of money can make up for the loss of one's abilty to live a full active life.
@QueenCJM 🙏🏼,,,, Amen
For anyone who’s been on those buses going up or down the ramps. Some of these drivers fly thru these tight spaces at dumb speeds. I always thought like what if they hit the concrete barrier. Well my question was answered
They.really do drive crazy sometimes. I started taking NJT this year and it's like I'm riding a dollar van... Praying for the injured
Omg i said the same thing
Many public transportation entities, such as public buses and trains, are considered common carriers. In some states, school buses are also common carriers. These entities offer services to the public with the authority or license of a regulatory governmental body. Common carriers are required to exercise the highest degree of care and diligence to make sure passengers travel safely. However, liability can be more difficult to prove when the at-fault public transportation entity is owned by a state or a municipality, as many public transportation entities are. Whether an at-fault public transportation entity is public or private may make a difference to the ease with which you can recover for an accident in which you are injured.
Yea
No amount of money can make up for the loss of one's abilty to live a full active life.
@QueenCJM 🙏🏼,,,, Amen
For anyone who’s been on those buses going up or down the ramps. Some of these drivers fly thru these tight spaces at dumb speeds. I always thought like what if they hit the concrete barrier. Well my question was answered
They.really do drive crazy sometimes. I started taking NJT this year and it's like I'm riding a dollar van... Praying for the injured
Omg i said the same thing
Many public transportation entities, such as public buses and trains, are considered common carriers. In some states, school buses are also common carriers. These entities offer services to the public with the authority or license of a regulatory governmental body. Common carriers are required to exercise the highest degree of care and diligence to make sure passengers travel safely. However, liability can be more difficult to prove when the at-fault public transportation entity is owned by a state or a municipality, as many public transportation entities are. Whether an at-fault public transportation entity is public or private may make a difference to the ease with which you can recover for an accident in which you are injured.
Yea
No amount of money can make up for the loss of one's abilty to live a full active life.
@QueenCJM 🙏🏼,,,, Amen
For anyone who’s been on those buses going up or down the ramps. Some of these drivers fly thru these tight spaces at dumb speeds. I always thought like what if they hit the concrete barrier. Well my question was answered
They.really do drive crazy sometimes. I started taking NJT this year and it's like I'm riding a dollar van... Praying for the injured
Omg i said the same thing
Many public transportation entities, such as public buses and trains, are considered common carriers. In some states, school buses are also common carriers. These entities offer services to the public with the authority or license of a regulatory governmental body. Common carriers are required to exercise the highest degree of care and diligence to make sure passengers travel safely. However, liability can be more difficult to prove when the at-fault public transportation entity is owned by a state or a municipality, as many public transportation entities are. Whether an at-fault public transportation entity is public or private may make a difference to the ease with which you can recover for an accident in which you are injured.
Yea
No amount of money can make up for the loss of one's abilty to live a full active life.
@QueenCJM 🙏🏼,,,, Amen
For anyone who’s been on those buses going up or down the ramps. Some of these drivers fly thru these tight spaces at dumb speeds. I always thought like what if they hit the concrete barrier. Well my question was answered
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They.really do drive crazy sometimes. I started taking NJT this year and it's like I'm riding a dollar van... Praying for the injured
Omg i said the same thing
Many public transportation entities, such as public buses and trains, are considered common carriers. In some states, school buses are also common carriers. These entities offer services to the public with the authority or license of a regulatory governmental body. Common carriers are required to exercise the highest degree of care and diligence to make sure passengers travel safely. However, liability can be more difficult to prove when the at-fault public transportation entity is owned by a state or a municipality, as many public transportation entities are. Whether an at-fault public transportation entity is public or private may make a difference to the ease with which you can recover for an accident in which you are injured.
Yea
No amount of money can make up for the loss of one's abilty to live a full active life.
@QueenCJM 🙏🏼,,,, Amen
For anyone who’s been on those buses going up or down the ramps. Some of these drivers fly thru these tight spaces at dumb speeds. I always thought like what if they hit the concrete barrier. Well my question was answered