Date: 09/20/2012
Time: Around 6:00 A.M.
Location: Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York City, New York
Vehicle(s) Involved: School bus, Toyota Avalon, unknown
By ABC7 Eyewitness News
"NEW YORK (WABC) -- A school bus collided with a car and ended up slamming into a storefront in Brooklyn early Thursday.
The incident happened around 6:10 a.m. at the intersection of East 21st Street and Church Avenue in Flatbush.
Authorities say the mini school bus was hit from behind by a white four-door Toyota in the middle of the intersection after that driver ran a red ligth. Both vehicles went out of control, sending the bus careening into the building. The car crashed into a parked car.
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Passengers of both vehicles were taken to Kings County Hospital and Maimonides Medical Center with unknown injuries. The bus driver and matron were hurt, but there were no children on the bus at the time.
The buildings department will determine the structural integrity of the building."
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Thursday, October 11, 2012
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Second Elderly Plantation Bay Woman Dies After May 3 Wreck With a Truck on US1.
Date: 05/03/2012
Time: Around 5:00 P.M.
Location: Near Plantation Bay, Florida
Vehicle(s) Involved: Ford F-350, Toyota Avalon
By FlaglerLive
"(censored), 76, a resident of Plantation Bay, died on May 4 from injuries sustained Thursday evening in a two-vehicle wreck just outside Plantation bay, where authorities said she lived. (censored), 68, who was riding with her, died on May 9 after battling critical injuries for four days.
The two women were involved in a violent crash between their Toyota and a pick-up truck hauling scrap metal. Look and Teske were airlifted on separate helicopters to Halifax Hospital in Daytona Beach. Paulo Rodrigues, the 36-year-old driver of the pick-up truck, a Palm Coast resident according to a Florida Highway Patrol reports, was in serious condition, and was transported by ground to Florida Hospital Flagler.
U.S. 1 in both directions was closed for three hours for about a mile on either side of Plantation Bay from the time of the crash, just before 5 p.m., to 8:22 p.m., by which time Roger’s Towing had cleared the scene.
The silver Toyota, according to preliminary findings by Florida Highway Patrol investigators at the scene, was stopped at the Stop sign on Plantation Bay and U.S.1. The Ford F-350 pick-up truck was traveling north on U.S. 1, in the outside lane. The Toyota attempted to pull out onto the southbound lanes of U.S. 1, crossing the northbound lanes and making a left-hand turn. The Toyota “violated the right-of-way of the F-350 Ford pick-up truck, at which point they made impact on U.S. 1.,” an FHP investigator said.
The truck’s scrap metal remained contained. But the violence of the impact embedded the truck’s front bender into the driver’s side of the Toyota, where it remained when wreckers separated the truck and the car. The car’s roof had been sheared off and its passenger side door cut and lifted to give rescuers access to the victims. The Toyota’s steering wheel was cut off and laid by the side of the road."
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Time: Around 5:00 P.M.
Location: Near Plantation Bay, Florida
Vehicle(s) Involved: Ford F-350, Toyota Avalon
By FlaglerLive
"(censored), 76, a resident of Plantation Bay, died on May 4 from injuries sustained Thursday evening in a two-vehicle wreck just outside Plantation bay, where authorities said she lived. (censored), 68, who was riding with her, died on May 9 after battling critical injuries for four days.
The two women were involved in a violent crash between their Toyota and a pick-up truck hauling scrap metal. Look and Teske were airlifted on separate helicopters to Halifax Hospital in Daytona Beach. Paulo Rodrigues, the 36-year-old driver of the pick-up truck, a Palm Coast resident according to a Florida Highway Patrol reports, was in serious condition, and was transported by ground to Florida Hospital Flagler.
U.S. 1 in both directions was closed for three hours for about a mile on either side of Plantation Bay from the time of the crash, just before 5 p.m., to 8:22 p.m., by which time Roger’s Towing had cleared the scene.
The silver Toyota, according to preliminary findings by Florida Highway Patrol investigators at the scene, was stopped at the Stop sign on Plantation Bay and U.S.1. The Ford F-350 pick-up truck was traveling north on U.S. 1, in the outside lane. The Toyota attempted to pull out onto the southbound lanes of U.S. 1, crossing the northbound lanes and making a left-hand turn. The Toyota “violated the right-of-way of the F-350 Ford pick-up truck, at which point they made impact on U.S. 1.,” an FHP investigator said.
The truck’s scrap metal remained contained. But the violence of the impact embedded the truck’s front bender into the driver’s side of the Toyota, where it remained when wreckers separated the truck and the car. The car’s roof had been sheared off and its passenger side door cut and lifted to give rescuers access to the victims. The Toyota’s steering wheel was cut off and laid by the side of the road."
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Sunday, June 17, 2012
Crash leaves car dangling over edge of Milwaukie parking lot.
Date: 02/08/2010
Time: Unknown
Location: Milwaukie, Oregon
Vehicle(s) Involved: Toyota Avalon
"MILWAUKIE, Ore. -- A driver walked away from a
crash in a Milwaukie parking lot Monday that left a car dangling two
stories off the ground.
Clackamas County deputies said the man crashed through a large roll-up door and a cement barrier at the Willamette View Manor garage on SE River Road.
Rescuers found the man in his apartment unhurt. He told them he had hit the gas instead of the brake.
The structure was closed while crews secured the car and got a tow truck. Investigators said the building did not have any major damage."
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Time: Unknown
Location: Milwaukie, Oregon
Vehicle(s) Involved: Toyota Avalon
by David Krough KGWNews
Clackamas County deputies said the man crashed through a large roll-up door and a cement barrier at the Willamette View Manor garage on SE River Road.
Rescuers found the man in his apartment unhurt. He told them he had hit the gas instead of the brake.
The structure was closed while crews secured the car and got a tow truck. Investigators said the building did not have any major damage."
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