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18 Injured From Out-Of-Control B15 Bus

2009_10_mtabus.jpg Yesterday, 18 people suffered minor injuries when a B15 bus swerved to avoid a suddenly-stopped car on Troy Avenue in Crown Heights. The bus crashed into parked cars and then hit some more at the Atlantic Avenue intersection. One car burst into flames and a driver told the Post, "There were no horns and no brakes. I was trembling. The car door jammed and I couldn’t get out. I thought, ‘Lord, I got to lose some weight, I don’t want to die in this car.’"

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  • ozik

    Which is why we need cameras on buses.

  • Think2wice

    It's the B15. Brooklyn buses are designated "B" not "Bk".

    "...to avoid a suddenly-stopped car..."

    I hope they find that lousy driver.

  • mellow_fellow

    In a rear-end collision, the fault lies with the driver of the vehicle that did the rear-ending, since it is presumed he was following too closely.

  • mellow_fellow

    One car burst into flames and a driver told the Post, "There were no horns and no breaks..."
    Nice grammatical error there, piece-of-shit tabloid.

  • mellow_fellow

    Great, Gothamist is now covering up the Post's error by correcting the excerpt posted above. Guys and/or gals, if you want to point out to Gothamist readers that you know there's an error in a quote, you're supposed to add sic, not correct the error. Duh.

  • Smitty025

    It's not their error if the driver doesn't know how to speak.

  • mellow_fellow

    You're (lamely) joking, right? Brakes and breaks are homophones.

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