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Hurt in a Bus Accident? We’re Here to Fight for Your Rights.

Why Bus Accidents Are So Dangerous

Common Causes of Bus Accidents


Driver fatigue

Distracted driving

Reckless or aggressive driving

Poorly maintained buses

Inexperienced or untrained drivers

Impaired driving

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What to Do After a Bus Accident

1. Seek Medical Attention

2. Call the Police

3. Document the Scene

4. Exchange Information

5. Avoid Admitting Fault

6. Contact an Attorney

1

Seek Medical Attention

Get medical help right away, even if you don’t feel injured. Some injuries, like whiplash or internal bleeding, may not show symptoms immediately.

2

Call the Police

Report the accident to law enforcement. A police report can provide critical evidence if you need to file a claim.

3

Document the Scene

Take photos of the accident scene, your injuries, the bus, and any other vehicles involved. Gather contact information for any witnesses.

4

Exchange Information

Get the names, contact information, and insurance details of the bus driver and the bus company. You should also exchange information with other drivers and witnesses.

5

Avoid Admitting Fault

Don’t make statements that imply fault at the scene. Stick to the facts and let the authorities investigate the cause of the accident.

6

Contact an Attorney

Call Cassidy Baca, P.C. as soon as possible. We will guide you through the process and protect your legal rights.

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