13 Injured in LA Bus Crash

TERRIFYING

Updated Apr. 14, 2017 5:24PM EDT / Published Dec. 23, 2013 10:50AM EST

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Thirteen people were injured early Monday morning when a tour bus crashed on a Los Angeles freeway. The injuries were mostly minor, with just two considered serious. The bus’s 38 passengers and driver were trapped inside after the freeway entrance blocked the bus’s door. A passenger said the driver had been going too fast to get on the ramp for the exit, which caused the bus to careen off the ramp into a small embankment, taking out a fence. The bus is registered to Travel Tours Americas International, and was traveling from the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio to Eagle Rock and Panorama City.

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13 Injured in LA Bus Crash

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