A charge was filed against the man responsible for crashing his vehicle into a school bus in Berkeley County, Live 5 reported on February 25.
Highway Patrol Senior Trooper Hannah Wimberly said that a speeding-related charge was filed against the van driver, whose name was not released, for driving too fast in inclement weather. According to reports, at around 6:15 a.m. a stopped school bus was rear-ended by a van on S. Live Oak Drive in Moncks Corner. The school bus driver, whose name was also withheld, said that no students were on board when the collision occurred. The van driver and two of his passengers were extracted from the vehicle and were brought to the hospital for treatment of their injuries.
In Columbia alone, the legal team at the Goings Law Firm, LLC, know that many people have sustained serious injuries in vehicular accidents caused by speeding drivers. If this happened to you or to a loved one, we may possibly help you get financial assistance from the negligent parties to cover your medical bills. Find out how we may work for you today by calling (803) 350-9230.
