School Bus Driver Cited for Leaving Scene of Crash
Franceille Fleurine of Massachusetts reportedly strikes two trees, smashing the back window of the bus, and then continues to drive her route.
Franceille Fleurine of Massachusetts reportedly strikes two trees, smashing the back window of the bus, and then continues to drive her route.
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Richard Proffitt of Virginia was standing behind a bus at a transportation facility when it fatally struck him.
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