Additional Charges Filed Against Bus Driver in Fatal Virginia Crash
A bus driver crashed a vehicle on Interstate 95 in Virginia, resulting in five deaths and numerous injuries, according to BBC and ABC News. The bus collided with six cars in a work zone, injuring 44 people in total. U. S.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticized the driver for not speaking English, calling the situation unacceptable, as reported by Fox News. State police and federal authorities launched an investigation into the crash, which occurred early in the morning, PBS reported. Later, WTOP revealed that the driver was facing a trial for previous speeding charges at the time of the fatal incident in Stafford County.