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CrimeAt about 2:35 a.m. a bus failed to slow for an upcoming work zone on Interstate 95 in Stafford County, Virginia, striking six vehicles. All five occupants of the struck vehicles were killed, while 34 people were hospitalized, three in critical condition. State police confirmed the crash was caused by the bus’s failure to reduce speed for slowed traffic in the work zone.

Bus Crash on I‑95 in Stafford County Claims Five Lives

A single bus clashed with six vehicles on southbound I‑95, killing five people and injuring dozens in a nighttime work‑zone incident.

Source: AP1 min read
Bus Crash on I‑95 in Stafford County Claims Five Lives
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In brief

At 2:35 a.m. in Stafford County, a bus failed to slow for traffic in a work‑zone area on I‑95, striking six cars and leaving five dead and 34 hospitalized. Three of the injured are in critical condition.

STAFFORD, VA — A single bus slammed into six vehicles on I‑95 southbound in Stafford County, killing five people and transporting 34 others to hospitals, Virginia state police announced Friday.The collision took place around 2:35 a.m. as traffic slowed for an upcoming work zone. All five fatalities were occupants of the cars hit by the bus, and three of the injured patients are presently critical.A preliminary investigation by state police indicates that the southbound traffic had been braking for a work zone when the bus failed to reduce speed appropriately, leading to the fatal collision.}

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