The Fox River Grove Incident 23 years later
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I didn't get to start work on this one last year but after 5 days of work here it is now finally finished. Another one that was requested. On October 25th 1995 school bus 103 was struck by Metra train 624 bound for Chicago. As we revisit that fateful day we uncover some disturbing facts like a green traffic light that was never seen or a nurse for the dying trying to save a boy that dies in his arms. I am changing the style of these documentaries to look more professional in the future and this one has 0 music from Thomas and friends or any other source people cried about (Although I may use them again in the future) Enjoy and do not expect videos around Thanksgiving due to Sunday after and family.
Personally the credits scene was one of my favorite parts of this documentary. Special thanks to Coasterfan2105 for his incredible videography of those Metra trains. You rock! I recommend you subscribe to him for more awesome videos too - Auta a dopravní prostředky
All these comments are trash. I feel like none of you watched the video all the way through to completion to see why this accident actually occurred and that’s not totally the bus drivers fault. I keep seeing people say “why didn’t she move off the tracks?” “Why did she just sit there?” “ there’s no way she couldn’t hear the train and the kids yelling at her to go.” Because she didn’t know she was on tracks. She didn’t know why the kids were yelling and only had seconds to try to figure it out. How can she clearly hear what they are saying when they’re all screaming in panic? Also it’s been stated that the intersection was poorly designed and that multiple things are modified (like light times) that screwed up the system and made it possible for an accident like this to happen in the first place. You can so easily judge her from behind your screens because you did not live this moment like she did in that drivers seat. And if you try to say that she should’ve known her route better, she was subbing for somebody who had called off. She doesn’t drive any of the routes. She just works in the transportation department for the school. “She should have felt the bar hit the bus.” Well I’m not surprise she didn’t because kids bouncing around on the bus can make that easy to miss and I doubt it hit the bus hard enough to be noticed on the inside. It was a driver behind the bus pointed out that the bar came down and tapped it. And the light turning green? She was too distracted by the screaming to notice. Otherwise she would have pulled through and the bus never would’ve been hit. I don’t know if you can really find fault with the bus driver or not considering all the factors in play. The most you could really say is maybe she should’ve had a little more situational awareness but how could she have known she needed to pull forward if she thought she was clear of the tracks? How was she supposed to be more situationally aware? Perhaps she should’ve just listen to the students and pulled out into the traffic but then they would’ve gotten hit by a car and since she didn’t know the train would hit them why would she pull into traffic and risk getting hit? Also it’s quite mean to say she shouldn’t work in transportation ever again when all she did was go back to her original position because she was just subbing to drive that bus for the day. She needs to have a job so she can eat and have a home. Maybe she had a family she provided for. You don’t know.
FINALLY ANOTHER PERSON GETS IT! While she was one of the main contributing factors, there were scores of others that led to disaster especially that rubbish crossing design! The fact similar designs exist especially a few in my area makes me facepalm hard, I swear some construction contractors are born to be dropped on the floor as soon as they exit the womb. There's a reason I went through the scores of other factors big and small right down to the crossing timers before talking about the driver & the last minute green light. I don't know if Patricia's driving record was as bad as the one involved in the Tennga collision or the Congers incident (Both drivers had bad driving records in those incidents and were generally A$$holes) but if her record was as bad as those 2 that could explain the lapse in judgement but good lord these kids in the comments make it out like she was the offspring of Satan or something even saying "ShE dId It On PuRpOsE" or "iT wAs MuRdEr" like excuse me?! Compared to the Congers and Tennga drivers she's tame in comparison. She obviously didn't do it on purpose if she got up seconds before impact thinking a crisis was going on inside the bus like a fight or something, believe me high school kids are a different breed of crazy at times.
Facts.
One of the only sensible comments I've seen. Thank you. So many people bashing the poor bus driver and it's just unnecessary
@@teenat7044 That's why I pinned it replacing my years old status update pin. I'm getting sick of people demonizing the driver. Yes she made a mistake no question but compared to the other 2 bus vs train crashes I've covered she's tame in comparison.
Facts
Ironic it was a safety supervisor that was driving
Oof
@@justanormalbird8302 aayyye cancer my 🅱️
what i was thinking lol
The plant safety supervisor where I worked injured my hand from a gross safety violation. Yet I was the one subjected to the drug test, not him!
F
Never stop on a track. Run the damn light.
Yeah.
Seems so logical.
If you want to live yeah man that's smart
Well the Highway Code witch is the uk equivalent it actually says that if your driving over a level crossing/rail road crossing that if the lights and the alarm sounds you are to drive to the other side of the crossing as fast as safely possible
exactly I'm not trying to be killed and not trying to kill anyone else 100% the bus drivers fault
I have family who work for the railroad, and one thing they told me when I got my license was this; if you’re crossing the tracks and the gates close down on you, drive through them. They’re made of a material thats easy to break, and replacing the gates is much easier than dealing with you getting hit by a train.
It’s scary that this needs to be explained. How stupid do you have to be to value a guard rail over your life? Lol
@@RegnokkOSRS People might not realize they're breakable, especially not in the heat of the moment.
@@klystron2010 Correct
If this happened would you stand still
@@klystron2010 that’s called natural selection. Not to mention, you could just get out of your car
Stories like these make me realize why my parents worry when I'm out of their sight...
And you would think oh their safety patrol, no they have a reason for that. You get a thumbs up for me
Exactly. And my parents are especially overprotective of me because so many bad things have happened to me. I realise that they just would rather have me alive than dead
Kids: "TRAAAAIIIIIINNNNN!"
Driver: "I'm confused."
She gonna be really confused when that train hit her
@@blobbie1458 Exactly, that didn't seem right to me as soon as they said it. Like if the kids yelling *"TRAIN"* didn't get her attention, then the loud horn and vibration from the train should've got her attention. Plus, if the kids were pointing in the direction of the train, she could've looked in the direction and saw the train coming.
@JOYEE Speak English, damnit
Honestly!!! What the hell! Something isn't right here. If that ain't the most common sense thing, this could've been easily avoided.
@@hannahhypee7100 Exactly. And trains are pretty loud. If a driver can't hear a train approaching, then they shouldn't be driving, period.
“Was it solely the driver’s fault?”
Pretty much yeah
I feel it was
I read this the moment he said that but yeah I agree.
But... red means stop.
@@MicheallikeMJ more importantly, never stop on train tracks…
@@firstnamelastname6016 Idk man. I wasn't taught that in high school.
If you’ve got 30 kids screaming “ There is Train, MOVE”, a train horn blasting, and bystanders yelling to you move and you’re confused…
AND your like the school safety director thing…just how.
combined with the fact that the gate hit the roof... sounds more like it was pre-meditated than an accident
She's guilty.
From the timeline this all occured in less then 20 seconds
The train driver reported seeing the bus cross the tracks 23 seconds prior to collision
The accident investigation found that without those 20 seconds the screaming of the kids caused the driver to turn around and belive that there was an emergency inside the bus and the driver missed the light turn green
@L "she shouldn't have stopped in the first place"
The investigation concluded that she never knew she was on the track, why would she "keep going" into oncoming highway traffic?
Also the fence hit the back of the bus, she didn't stop on the tracks, she stopped at the intersection of the highway and because of the *poorly designed* crossing the back of the bus crossed onto the tracks
The investigation also found that the screaming of the kids confused the driver and she mistook it as an internal bus issue so she diverted her attention to the kids which is when the train going at around 70 miles per hour hit the bus
@L And for context
A vehicle moving at 70mph moves around 103 feet *per second*
Meaning every 5 seconds the train travels around 513 feet
The railway crossing also had been modified to give less warning time due to an error
She's a safety officer for the school buses and didn't know what to do when a train was coming?
and plus the kids told her to move..
Rewatch the video.
This comment is edited, now you’ll never know why it has so many likes.
*the train doesnt dismiss you i do*
@@someidiot420 😂
@@someidiot420 but it did dismiss them
@@rain8758 not funny and this comment is disgusting
@@manuelnovela5980 Ok? You did nothing.
I feel like common sense would kick in to move....you have all those students saying go, and the train horn. At that point I'd fucking go even if it was a red light
Driver should've been charged with manslaughter
She won a Darwin Award for this shit lol
@@Wifgargfhaurh Definitely negligence.
My mother is a school bus driver and she told me that they should take the red light when on train tracks
@@Wifgargfhaurh Bus or train driver?
so the woman taught “safety” huh? Ironic,
I seen many comments wondering why she was never charged with anything. The fact that the crossing was in fact deemed designed incorrectly, it puts the county/city in a bad spot more than the bus driver in legal context. However, I do feel something was very off about her not being able to notice the train or the crossing signal hitting the bus TWENTY FIVE SECONDS prior to the train approaching
At some point she should have just used common sense and broke the law a little to save those kids
@@joemama-ej7kw not even braking the law it’s saving your life
@@jthedon420 yeah it's not like a cop is gonna pull you over saying "Hey ma'am, sorry but you saved the lives of these children and ran the red light while in that train crossing back there, I'm gonna need you to step out of the vehicle."
Not to mention the blaring horn from a train, those damn things are so loud, and they don’t normally use those unless they have to, at least in my experience
@@That_Guy_Ty I think they have to use them when they cross roads
The fact that she didn’t even notice the alarms and gate THAT HIT THE BUS
RIGHT!
Oh and the kids literally screaming “TRAIN”
1. The train signals 2. The gate hit the bus 3. The train horn 4. The kids screaming train
Absolutely no excuse
@@reddrenched6074 AND SHES STILL A DRIVER UGH
Yet she didn't do jail time or get fired. Got to retire that's sick
RIP Jeffrey J. Clark at age 17, Michael B. Hoffman at age 14, Joseph A. Kalte at age 16, Shawn P. Robinson at age 14, Tiffany Schneider at age 15, Stephanie Fulham at age 15 and Susanna Guzman at age 18. You will not be forgotten.
F
barrettproduction who are they?
My names Tiffany... foreashadowing...
WarriorPassionXx cause i need a last name just stop it you sound goofy..
Sheogorath who do you think they are.. they’re clearly the children who died in the accident
The driver's negligence should've gotten her jail time. Or to lose her job at least.
so screaming teenagers gets your attention but not *A FREAKING 70 MPH TRAIN?!*
@@backroomscataloger I think you underestimate the loudness children can get in distress
no dad??
I'm surprised the driver didn't face seven counts of Accidental Homicide.
*gate hits bus*
*train blares horn*
*kids start screaming*
Patricia: what's going on?
Patrica: mm yes the sounds of horns gate slaming and children screaming are so normal
@@RECTRONSTREAMS I bet you could even start to slightly feel the rumble of that train coming, let alone the blaaaaarrrong horn, and lights… and brightly colored front end… god
@@RECTRONSTREAMS on buses, screaming is pretty normal
@@Em-._.- yeah but screaming MOVE A TRAIN IS COMING isn't.
@@cierradunham4296 true, but it would cause some of the confusion here
Thank you for mentioning the engineer. So many times people forget to mention the trauma of train crews. They are victims of grade crossing incidents as well.
If the bus got hit by the train it is not the trains blame it takes a 1 mile for a train to stop it’s the bus for the blame they was on the rails.
@@domino5525 that doesn’t reduce the amount of trauma the conductor will experience being a part of the incident.
@mjaynes288, and people who jump in front of their trains too.
I dated a female train engineer . She just wasn't right in the head . .
When I was a paramedic I had a patient dying of cancer. He told me he had resolved his life, but for a woman who parked her car on the tracks with 2 kids inside to commit suicide, he could not stop. We talked and I held his hand and said it wasn't your choice, you were a victim just like the kids.
The driver is 100% at fault, never stop on the tracks is common sense.
She obviously didn't know she was on the tracks.
@@krashd It doesn't take a rocket scientist to hit the gas when you hear kids screaming to go and a train barreling towards you with the horn blaring.
@@krashd the kids were yelling at her to move her dumbass didn’t
@@Nyctophiliac. Not if you're not sure what's going on
Any reasonable person would assume the engineers designed the intersection correctly, the logic would not be that the intersection has a fatal flaw which allows long vehicles such as trucks and busses to be in the strike zone while waiting on the light
So if you're a bus driver who assumes they're in the safe zone, and then all of a sudden are getting yelled at by tons of people, that decision making is hard
It's easy to say "I would've done it differently!" 26 years later with all the information avaliable at your fingertips
@@Nyctophiliac. What does that have to do with her initially stopping? The OP's comment was "never stop on the tracks" and I refuted that by saying she didn't know she had done.
I remember this story from driver's ed. My instructor used this as a case study to teach us why it's so important to make sure we don't stop on railroad crossings.
I’m shocked Patrice didn’t turn up dead later after this tragic event.
I don't think I could live with myself if I was the driver.
@@MD-du5fj she didn’t care she’s just happy to not have been charged
She died from old age later I think
Patricia*
Kids : *Screams* Theres a train coming!
Bus driver : I'm sorry kids, but the light is red
Ever try to listen to what 10-15 people are screaming? Especially hyper kids on a school bus?
Abdul Klappstuhl Never stop on the railroad tracks
Abdul Klappstuhl I would got up sock the bus driver and open the door in let everyone get out . She was devastated my ass.
@@Mrgrumpypants84 ever try to make a left turn on a busy freeway?
Herrera family you can do that in 20 seconds?
Kids: *Screaming DRIVE GO FORWARD, TRAIN COMING!*
Bus Driver: *Patricia was confused by these quotes*
She worked for a school. Of course she was confused.
My intuition is that she felt like the kids were trolling her so she reacted slow intentionally
You can tell who has never been on a school bus
@@coryhoover01 who
@Caleb Baggett yeah, but do note, i might be entirely wrong
The sole responsibility of a school employee is the safety of students first and foremost. This is truly sad. 🥺 My heart goes to the families.
Wow. I graduated from this high school in 2020, and lived only about 5 minutes from where this occurred. I've crossed these tracks at that exact intersection hundreds of times and this hits extremely close.
So it was claimed that the driver was 'devastated' however she continued working in the school district-transportation department until retiring? How devastated could she have been if she continued working around school buses for another 9 years? Putting the bus in that situation alone should have seen to her termination.
She is very suspicious
We let women get away with anything nowadays so why are you surprised.
@@ifyourmarriedyourasimpanda7440 nowadays? Nothing new.
@@DiamanteDea sus
She didn’t drive any buses afterwards. While I agree that she should have been charged and terminated (definitely should have been, even if it’s an accident it’s still manslaughter and negligence), I don’t believe anyone who says she wasn’t devastated. As someone who has worked in a long term care home during covid, I saw 38 residents die without being able to help. It’s something that makes it hard for me to work everyday, but I keep going; I can only imagine that’s similar to how she felt
I prefer running a red light getting a ticket waiting on train to hit me
99% sure they can't ticket you for that.
Yeah you won’t get a ticket unless a Karen sees you for running a red light about to be hit by a train
Getting hit by oncoming traffic or getting into a wreck will probably save more lives than waiting at the stoplight after crossing the tracks like that
“was it the drivers fault?” yes. it was quite literally ALL her fault.
The crash itself? Yes. The conditions that lead to the crash? Not entirely. These specific kids dying could have been stopped if the bus driver hadn't been so inexperienced and, honestly, dimwitted. With the bad design, though, it was bound to cause a tragic accident at some point
Driver is a Huge Disgrace to the Road and the school
This could have been almost any school bus driver, there is a kind of goodie two shoes syndrome at work, the average driver doesn't really know how long their bus is....shorter busses?
4:16 - the kids were literally shouting “TRAIN!” and told her to move, but she ignored them and instead, perceived this to be a student misbehavior crisis. If this catastrophe happened in California, the bus driver would have been arrested and faced criminal charges for vehicular manslaughter. That carries a penalty of 5 years in state prison for each person that died and with 7 people being killed, along with reckless endangerment, the driver could have been sentenced to 36 years behind bars! (And she would still be in prison right now if that happened)
@@coleallen3895 Keep in mind that it all happened in 20 seconds and many people shouting all at the same time makes it so that any one thing is hard to come across, if any. Clearly she knew something was up, but she didn't know if it was a medical emergency, the kids bring loud, or warning her of the bus being on the tracks.
Also, as Thunderbolt and the NTSB investigation said, the light only changed ~6 seconds prior to collision, giving her little time to react even if the message did get up to her.
This took place pretty close to where I live. It was pretty sobering to hear this story in middle school before our bus safety lesson. May all those children rest in peace
"The crossing was badly designed," Nah fam, that driver WAS.
I mean the crossing was badly designed
@@laurenanderson7330 Agree.
Lol the light turned green before the impact
@@ReversePrimeOFFICIAL doesn’t mean the crossing isn’t still poorly designed
@@laurenanderson7330 that problem shouldn’t have costed lives.
I’m a bus driver in Illinois and one of my former co workers from a different job had a child on this bus. Her kid lost a very good friend because he saw the train and started throwing other students towards the front when it was hit and he was killed. Her story about this day stuck with me and it made me a better driver. If you can’t do it safely, don’t do it.
That should be every driver’s motto… unfortunately that is not the case.
Thank you for keeping them safe! In middle school we went over train tracks every ride and also on the highway, plus it was a 45 minute bus ride. My bus driver NEVER missed slowing the bus way down, opening the door, looking thoroughly both ways down the tracks, then continuing. She never missed doing that, not once. I am thankful for her skills those many years ago!
No one knows if they can do it safely though. I'm sure this driver assumed she was good and safe, too. That's the flaw of humanity. Everyone thinks they're smart until they end up killing a bunch of kids.
@@nixie6077 there is actually a saying in bus driving that says if you can’t do it safely, don’t do it. In training the number one thing they make sure we know how to do perfectly is railway stops. We do them over and over so much that it’s not uncommon for us drivers to try and do them in our cars when we aren’t at work. I’ve seen trainees not even get a chance to become drivers because they can’t do a railway stop correctly. There MUST be plenty of clearance for the bus to make it across. This driver should never have tried to go over these tracks.
That young man was a HERO
Omg this nearly happened to my bus when I was in 1st grade. Exact same scenario you described in the beginning. It was terrifying but luckily our bus driver floored it and got out of there. Could've easily not been like that but I'm glad it went the way it did
im happy that you lived to tell the tale god bless all of the 1st graders who could have had their life cut short
I’d like to give the driver a pat on the back he/she actually thought this could save our lives
@@8ball576 a pat on the back for not being confused.. anybody with common sense would’ve known if kids are screaming and you can hear a train from miles away, to drive the bus out of the way.
@@inmypjs1426 alright guys read the pinned comment.
@@DanTDMJace Okay I agree now that it’s not the bus drivers fault, I didn’t think about the fact that she obviously heard the train but she probably thought she was off the tracks since it was the back of the bus. Thank you for pointing out that comment
you telling me after this event she stayed at that job for 5 more years, retired, and moved away from the state where she murdered 5 children? wow
Did your post seem to you like something an intelligent person might say? Because it wasn't.
How do you get confused from a train horn gates and people yelling move there’s a train coming
old age
4:10.
stupid bus driver with low reaction rate.
@GOD AMENRAH no it was old age. Not less brain power, less awareness and slower reaction time.
Yo wtf why does this comment has 8 likes wtfff let’s goooo daggg
Kid: there’s a train!
The driver: the train doesn’t dismiss you, I do.
Omg 😬 I shouldn’t be laughing!
The train dismissed them alright
Neal Ruhl “i mean you’re not wrong but you didn’t have to go there”
Bus driver should have listened to the kids on the bus
The wheel of the bus go round and round all through the Town or thought a train
Sry
Imagine everyone screaming for you to go and you're just like "huh?"
there’s a reason you’re not supposed to stop on the train tracks while driving no matter what you’re driving
It was her fault. 6 seconds the light turned green. With all that commotion I understand she got confused but she still should have kept her eyes ahead on the light. She would have realized the light had turned green for her to go.
Don't forget, since they were all screaming at once, and she didn't know she was on the tracks, she probably couldn't tell what they were screaming about, but that it was urgent. The natural instinct in that situation would be to not move until you figure out what the problem is, and there just wasn't the time.
@@SraTacoMal It is common sense to stop before the train tracks, and school buses in particular are ALWAYS required to stop before the train tracks, whether one is coming or not. It is the driver's fault, and the driver should've been charged for the obvious negligence.
@@memesarekeem at 3:14 its said she did stop and check before crossing.
@@SraTacoMal that’s true. But still why did she stop on the track-
@@ari11967 because there wasn't enough space between the light and the track for the bus. If she got off the track she would be in the intersection. Its partially the city planner's fault and partly the drivers fault.
Interesting fact: After the incident, Fox River Grove renumbered their ambulance to 657, the 7 has angel wings on it signifying the students that were killed
What's the significance of the 65?
@@BrianOmegaWolf *yes*
Brian omega wolf if i can make proper sense of identifying units in McHenry County, they are station 6, and ambulances are in the 50 series. So a FRG ambulance would be 650 something, this just happened to be their seventh ambulance.
many things happen to the human mind with such tragic happenings.
@@jaysmith1408 oh ok
Who in the hell ever thought that this stop light situation was ok? Whoever it was should have been fired and charged with the result of this crash. It’s on their shoulders.
I went to school here, there’s an area in the front to honor the 7 victims. My mom also went to school at cg. One of her friends was a victim that day. Every year, atleast when I was there, they’d hold a little memorial for them around the time of the accident. It’s a wonderful school and community to be apart of. Some of my absolute favorite moments where inside those school walls, and that’s coming from someone who’s not a fan of school. Its a shame that this tragedy took place, but the community keeps the spirits of those who passed alive and I hope that continues.
This is 95 percent the bus drivers fault... none of this is the engineer's fault
The other 5 percent is the people who designed the crossing
Plunger Boi and the traffic light
aye why you mad bro oh, hell no, it wasn’t the traffic light’s fault. It’s supposed to turn red when the train thingy turns on. And the light EVEN CHANGED BACK TO GREEN like 10-15 before the accident, and the driver still didn’t move. Wtf.
True dat
Plunger Boi Productions what about the other 5%?
No, it's the traffics lights fault
The bus driver was the main cause since SOMEHOW she couldn't hear what the hell was going on when kids were screaming "GO!"...
Another passenger in the front seat stated in the official report that he too didn't realise the train was going to hit until it was right on top of them.
Not to mention THE TRAIN IS COMING!
She's 54.
Yes, if I heard kids screaming "GO" "TRAIN" "GET OFF THE TRACKS" "IT'S GOING TO HIT US" and everyone running to the front of the bus, ..................................................................... well crap I would have to start with things like "Rabid Weasels" , "shark", "ice cream truck" "UFO" "gay Rights"... and that dam train horn would be messing with my concentration...
EDIT: 1 or more of you are morons, I thought I would say that i'm not being serious.
Yeah I guess so
I had a fellow bus driver once get talked to for running a red light. They simply said "Safety First, it turned red without warning and I am not leaving my bus on a train track."
I was a junior in Highschool when this happened. Such a tragedy.
So she didn't even spend one day in jail for her blatant Negligence. That's just disgusting.
Nope and she got to keep her job....
no way she didn’t see the train NO
FUCKING
WAY
That’s despicable
would it help anyone?
There was so many different circumstances and they did investigate it but due to all the circumstances that played into this specific scenario, there's just not enough evidence to build up for that case. She didn't have the proper skills for the position she was forced to be in and the train is known for doing what it does. This incident will save many lives now going forward from it and onward due to the change in bus routes and hopefully the change in how they stop at railroad lights. However, I absolutely agree, it's horrible and so much could've been avoided
She wasn’t arrested for child endangerment? Really?
When the light turns green that means floor it.
bruh
Never stop on railroad tracks.
@Skool Skits lol wdym the train car bodies extended 3 feet into the sides not the wheels
I'm surprised that the driver of the bus in the Fox River Grove tragedy wasn't tried for seven counts of Accidental Homicide. Even though she had no intention of killing the students; they still died and the blood of the students killed in the disaster is on her hands.
@@michaellovely6601 Yeah and we have the black semi truck driver who was not impaired in any was hit a school bus and didn't kill anyone, he did injure a few kids, and got 20 years in prison.
It's so weird to see all these places that I grew up by in a documentary, granted a smaller one, but still. We have a tribute to those seven kids in front of the High School that I went to (Cary-Grove High School).
No matter what excuses you find the simple fact that the dust driver did not move is disgusting.
The possible collision by vehicles would always be better then a freaking train.
PERIOD!
And she kept her job after all that!
Saw a PSA announcement. It went like
“A train will stop. Only a mile after hitting you.”
Seen that smh
CSX has a tag line "when its you against the train, the train always wins"
more like CRUSHING you (look at how damged the bus looks 0-o but thats for some reason funny to me XD)
Everyone: “GO, GO, GO!”
Bus Driver: “I don’t understand “
Was Siri driving that bus?
I think at age 54, that menopause had set in for her, and she just couldn't react under stress! Period. However, she could certainly LIE..."`There was a car in front of me!"....
kids thers a train we need to go bus driver no kids go go go bus driver i don understan what you guys kids train is gotta kill us bus driver where kids look bus driver holly shit train driver ged out the way Train crash now in haven kids you are idiot bus driver idiot
@@scallink lol siri
@@vivians9392 what does that have to do with anything
I live right near here and remember when this happened and my mom talking about it. This is so tragic. I was actually just at this crossing a short time ago for my grandpa's funeral and we discussed this horrific incident....it hits so much more when you see the real footage and hear the reasons why this unfortunately happened. Good jobs this video and all the details on this
That train disaster in fox river grove in 1995 sounded really scary and really disturbing!
I used to be a school bus driver and they used this and other incidents to teach us railroad crossing safety.
Trainfan1055 x to doubt
Asheville Trainman He was he made a video on it
Y is ur profile pic a train
It's sad that even with these train safety videos, people ignore them, and sometimes it can turn for the worst.
That's kinda....morbid.
That poor engineer. I can only imagine the pain he went through just before the crash when he realized he couldn't stop in time, after the accident hearing the number of dead and injured, and during the hearing as he relived the tragedy. I hope he knows it wasn't his fault and that it likely would have been so much worse if he hadn't done all that he had by managing to slow the train down as much as he did. Bless his heart.
Oh yea He would feel so bad. But I hope he knows it wasn’t his fault
He'll never be the same again but I hope he understands trains can't stop on a dime that bus driver should've moved been more aware when you cross a train track you watch your ass front and if you have big ass bus you gotta remember that
Ikr
I agree. That'd be my worst nightmare if I was an engineer. I'd rather collide with a freight train head on than hit a school bus full of children doing 40mph with no way to stop in time.
Thunderbolt 1000 Siren Productions I agree
The day after this horrible accident, a similar intersection in my town in New York State was reconfigured. The traffic lights were moved to other side of the tracks so that traffic would have to stop before the tracks when the light turns red.
my school counselor's son was one of the teenage boys who died in that crash. She moved from home after he died to a town a little more south and comes in to the driver's ed class every semester to share his story.
I don't mean to be rude, but which of the students was it?
John's neck snapped and he choked on his own blood he was my moms friend but good thing my mom is alive this day!
what a uplifting and nice ending, the emotional whiplash was impeccable
It's the best to know that there was survivers I bet your mother is a strong woman
I know that Conductor was devastated
I imagine the bus driver and train conductor lives were changed forever i hope they had support groups and therapy to get through...
@@davdid691 🤣
>Drive bus over train tracks and immediately stop
>Hear the ding ding start and the lights start flashing
>Hear the gate arm thump the top of the bus
>Hear the train horn
>Hear kids start screaming to move the bus and see them trying to get out
>"this is fine"
Problem no way im a safety supervisor red means stop
Hunter12396 cOnfuSed?! WhY stUdenTs are sCreamiNg?!!
Hunter12396 suicidal safety supervisor
(Chuckles) I'm in danger.
jake Red does NOT mean stop if you are on a RR crossing.
My dad accidentally killed our car on a train track right as a train was coming, we were yelling at him to get it going and it scared the heck out of him. It was stick and he almost flubbed it since he was panicking. Thankfully in the end he got it going and we got off.
Did anyone ever talk to the original bus driver that didn’t show up to work? Even though he wasn’t directly responsible for the accident AT ALL…that kind of *”what if?”* would haunt me until the day I died.
Yeah they interviewed him, he said "oops"
"Was it solely the driver's fault?"
Yes. When the bar hits the bus and everyone starts screaming in fear, yes.
No, poorly designed intersection combined with a bad bus driver and unintelligible screaming is what caused the situation.
@Apple E no, hilary was also pointing out the badly designed intersection, so yeah, they also have a point.
@@eis6570 it was badly designed but when people are screaming "GO" cause you're about to be hit by a train, she should've gone. Unless the school bus itself broke down, hearing "Go there's a train coming" is MORE than enough of a sign that she needed to move.
@@potato1341 also true
@@potato1341 Yeah but even 3 people screaming something at once is unintelligible, still definitely the driver's fault, but also terrible design.
"But the bus driver didn't understand the screaming and was confused!"
My God. I hope my ignorance and stupidity never ends up causing a completely unnecessary tragedy like this. Simply because one FOOL couldn't us her brain 7 children died.
She's a safety supervisor and didn't want to be fired for breaking a safety rule. So... Seven kids died.
She retires with a pension at the cost of 7 lives. If she ran the red light, she would have been fired = No pension.
@@billdougan4022 would you rather be fired or kill 7 kids? 1st choice is most peoples answer. She should be fired anyway, seeing that she is a safety supervisor and she did not preform the right steps at a crossing. Stop the bus just before the tracks open the door and check both ways. Then proceed to cross
@JUAN VIEYRA What would I do? The same thing I always do around railroad tracks....... not fucking stop on them.
@@billdougan4022 She didn't even need to run the light! Theres huge patches of grass either side of the road, she could have just veered off. She would have cut off the other lane a little bit but better than the train tracks.
when my bus (used to) stop at the tracks the bus monitor would hush us quickly and the driver would open doors and listen and see. i’m grateful for him
I live here, and did at that time. I pass the "7 Angels Crossing" almost everyday of my life. My children had friends on that bus. The bus was 38' long. The Metra train overhangs the tracks by a few feet on either side. The train hit doing approx 45 mph. Traffic on Rt 14 were stopped bumper to bumper in front of the bus, so she (bus driver) really would've had to drive into 4 lanes of cross traffic to clear the tracks. Mistakes were made by several. The intersection was revamped to accommodate a longer green light after the gates go down. Still praying for the families that lost their children on that horrific day. 🙏💕
no matter what, you never stop on train tracks
What if you are a train conductor?
@@NorDank lol
@@NorDank not quite sure it works like that....
Some crossings like that even have a sign that says NO STOPPING ON TRACKS or DO NOT STOP ON TRACKS.
Or run on / near them
The driver should have gotten charged, could easily have been negligent manslaughter, was entirely her fault. She completely ignored the gate sirens and lights for 20 seconds, the gate hitting the bus (guess she doesn't use her mirrors), the train blowing its horn, the light actually turning green and the kids yelling at her to move, unbelievable.
There were contributing factors, but it's the drivers fault. You don't stop any vehicle on the train tracks, especially a bus full of people. Check the drawing at 7:43 her choice was block the train tracks or block the cross walk and she blocked the train tracks.
it was her fault. She didn't listen to the kids telling her the train was coming. Don't try to sympathize with her. She should've moved forward or backward. She had 20 seconds to move. That's enough time to move forward or back.
@ike fun *Its the timing so I couldn't see*
No, Jason is right. Since everyone was yelling the same thing (“GO!!”) Patricia should’ve been able to hear them. The light was green and a train’s horn right next to you would be impossible to ignore. She probably thought the kids were talking about a person in the bus who needed to “go,” and only realized it once it was too late.
ike fun multiple factors to me this was 1% new buss 1% new route 98% oblivious moron that on top of all the visual and auditory warnings she couldn’t figure out when the entire buss full of children were screaming bloody murder and literally trying to get off didn’t tip her off
“Departing Crystal Lake”
The day was doomed from the start.
Today is the 27th year of the accident and this is literally the worst thing that can happen during a bus ride to wherever! All respect to the students(the 7 students who lost their lives and surviving students) bus driver, train driver/anyone onboard the train, and surviving families of the accident!😢 truly a tragic day at Fox River Grove, Illinois
These kids were expecting a totally normal day. This puts it into a chilling perspective how any day can be your last day.
I totally agree
There was this girl I knew that passed away at the age of 15 because her boyfriend was driving around 115 or 120 mph in a 65 mph zone and lost control of the vehicle because of the speed. Despite the fact they both had their seatbelts on, the reason why it didn’t save the girls life was because she was ejected from the car. The car going downhill and spun sideways which caused the car to split in half. The driver was lucky to be alive.
@@louplays9544 oh my god! im so sorry for her D: fly high
Bro u tryna sound so wise
So true, my ex (wasn't dating at the time of his death) died in his sleep and was only 18, just got back from a party that night and died of an aneurysm. Nobody knew it was gonna be his last day
"There's a train coming!"
"We're on the tracks!"
*excessively loud train horn*
*screeching of train breaks*
"Move forward!"
* Is still confused on the scenario, and decides to do nothing *
Matthew Wallace she didn’t even lose her job. Bet she could start a gofundme about this shit now
That's way she was supervisor and made sure she got that retirement !
The kids: GOOOOOOOOO THERES A TRAIN GONNA KILL US!
the bus driver: no, I don’t care, all I want is money.
Justice needs to be served, wonder if this case can reopen with testimonies from the students. This is a horrible fate to the kids
@@kellyhyland8504 Train: You need to move I don’t want to kill them.
I am a retired engineer (former CNW) and I still remember that accident. I also remember seeing a forlorn Wisconsin Div. engineer, Ford Dotson, who I did not know personally but saw often at Proviso Yard or at M19-A (the servicing diesel ramp for commuter locomotives) testifying before some board of inquiry and you could just feel the anguish Dotson experienced when he realized what was about to happen but was helpless to stop his train in time that was moving so fast. RR crossings are dangerous folks....do not ever cross when the bells are ringing or gates are down. Like the old saw goes, "It's the one you don't see that usually hits you."
Oh yeah as I said in the video he was literally in tears on the podium recalling his inability to stop. A school bus full of kids in your path is the worst nightmare of almost any crew... I seriously hope he's doing ok wherever he is now. I can't imagine going through what he did.
I grew up in this town hearing this story, and passing through this intersection practically every day. We have a tribute outside of our high school dedicated to the children that passed. It's so tragic, and there have been so many train accidents since. Please be alert around trains no matter the situation.
It scares me how oblivious people are around trains. I've seen numerous moron drivers nearly hit by trains be it either by car or bus and the "quiet zone" crossings just to please rich crybabies are increasing the yearly death toll.
@@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren if you need any proof, on June 27, 2022, here in Missouri, a dump truck driver proceeded through a railroad crossing without stopping, causing a collision in Mendon. The collision caused 4 fatalities, including to the dump truck driver. This is why I am cautious around all railroad crossings. I actually drove through Mendon just 16 days before that, crossing over a bridge on state highway 11 that goes above the railroad tracks, allowing for cars to pass above trains. The intersection where the collision took place was located on County road 113.
@@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren no literally it's insane. Just recently, one of my sister's friends passed away in January when she was hit by a train while walking to school. It was foggy and she didn't see the second train coming from the opposite side. And I know people around my age who have lost limbs because of similar accidents. Part of it comes from living in an area with so many train crossings, but there needs to be a bigger emphasis on safety awareness around trains and just better safety measures in place to begin with. The quiet zones are absolutely insane to me. People are so selfish to prioritize comfort over the safety of others.
I would rather hit a car than hit a train but maybe that’s just me 🤷♂️
Bitch no, thats common sense, you right, I would've done the same, ANYONE whit COMMON SENSE would've moved the fuck outta there
It’s not just you. And good job, that’s how you know your IQ is higher than 5. Because a part of our survival instinct is weighing two bad options and seeing which one will leave us less fucked. A car couldn’t do any severe damage to a bus, but trains demolish almost anything reasonable that’s in front of them. And she chose THE TRAIN??
@@orbeezeater and there wasnt even a car, there was only 1 bad option and that 3as to not move
Chopper
You wouldn't notice being hit by a train, you'll just become a red mist. Just watch a video of a deer being hit by one.
Kid who pretended that he had fever to stay home:
God is with me?
*Lucky*
He always is 🙏🏾
That happened when I was in high school. I suffered from psychosomatic illness my senior year and often faked being sick due to being bullied at school and I was out for two weeks due to this. During those two weeks there was a shooting on my school bus and I wasn’t there and my brother was actually sick that day and thankfully nobody was killed or injured because the driver managed to call the police but i thank God everyday I wasn’t there.
Wow
This is horrible but,
I KNEW I SHOULD HAVE STAYED HOME TODAY
10:47 “It was a final warning…that never came through” Damn, there’s something about that line that makes it so chilling and heartbreaking.
It may be 23 years but in the minds of many it was yesterday. Very sad.
I blame the bus driver
Bottom line: there simply wasn't enough room to cross the tracks and get safely clear so she should have not crossed them. I remember screaming this at the TV news reports back in 1995 when officials were saying then the bus driver was not at fault! I hate to say this publicly as the driver is still out there and may hear this, and I don't want to add insult to injury, I am certain she has had plenty of nightmares about this, and probably will the rest of her life. I hope she eventually finds peace. ;
burt Ainsley me too
Igy Sixx I hope she doesn’t how can you be that dumb? The kids were screaming at her and she still didn’t notice how can someone be that fucking stupid
I blame the designers of the traffic stop and intersection, yea the buss driver is not excused, this could of been prevented with a more well designed signal as its only a matter of time before some driver makes a mistake like this. They could of removed more of the possibility of human error by making 1 or 2 simple changes that would of costed nothing.
The kids were yelling, and so she couldn't have heard the train horn.
Which is more important? 7 lives or a $500 dollar traffic ticket
the traffic ticket... is not.
You don't understand though. She was confused because she was looking back at the kids to see why they were screaming and it was the poor setup of the light and stuff. I mean, who the duck puts a light over a fucking train track?
Autumn Marie ikr
Well she could have ran over pedestrian or cars while running the red light so it’s not that easy
She probably would not have gotten the ticket because you tend to have to explain to an officer about the reason why you ran a light. Most officers would understand the situation.
None of us were there, none of us witnessed it, none of us know how we'll react in an emergency unless/until it happens. Also, anyone remember a certain (legal) principal called "innocent until PROVEN guilty"?
Wow thanks for doing a video about this my I was in school a few towns over, some fill in McHenry county bus drivers have no experience I felt like. Still so sad driving past the memorial
This tragedy really is so awful. Really gets under my skin with how avoidable it was. Like what was the bus driver thinking... I know the kids on that bus had to be screaming their heads off! 🤦🏽♀️
Bus driver: One at a time, I can't hear all of you at once. *Bang*
It was a accident so cut some slack
All the clowns playing the continues loop of students screaming and driver not figuring what they were screaming about so obviously have never had to try to figure out anything under those circumstances.
@@wiskersharper8646 She could have easily moved tf
The kids were unanimously saying to move because of train and then the driver was like: "nah im confused at english" and then a bunch of innocent kids died. 270% their fault.
That bus driver was a SAFETY SUPERVISOR and she clearly violated every safety precaution she'd learned and that she had taught others. That driver left part of her bus across the track. As a result, seven students died, and the surviving students were affected for the rest of their lives. I lived in Palatine at the time and I knew that crossing well. The newspaper articles at that time tried to place the blame on the train. There were numerous factors involved including Fox River Grove's traffic department failures. That bus driver should have been terminated, but she was allowed to work for another five years!
I agree, like, dont the school bus have mirrors??? I always check to make sure my tail is nowhere near the tracks!
Alexandra Marberry
If you can’t judge fucking distance, don’t drive a bus. She broke the law by NOT reacting in any way, shape, or form. You are permitted to overshoot intersections, or drive through them by the law, if it is the only way to safely stop. She was NOT safely stopped and would have physically heard the train horn, the boomgate striking the car, the screaming and warning from the kids and the crossing sirens... AND EVEN THEN THE LIGHT TURNED GREEN BEFORE THE COLLISION AND SHE DIDN’T REACT.
Is it White Privilege ?
If it were up to me, I would’ve fired that damn bus driver for negligence and man slaughter from the train instead of letting her continuing work
@@alexandramarberry1023 As a bus driver, and especially a Safety Manager, she should have known the length of the bus, and the clearance she would have had. We are trained to know the length of the bus. I have gone through that crossing myself in a big yellow school bus a few times. It is one of the scariest crossings I have ever had to go through.
If in doubt, do NOT proceed is what I have always taught when training new drivers.
There were many factors to this particular incident, so the driver may not wholly to blame. But a majority of the blame does rest with her because she didn't pay attention to the length of the bus and the clearance that she had.
She also didn't stay focused enough to keep a watch on her mirrors, and let the students' yelling distract her. That alone is a recipe for disaster.
Everyone: Go go go! There’s a train! Bus driver: *Confused*
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either those kids could've escaped from that back door and I'm sure there are other safety doors even a roof or the door or the driver could've ran the red light. like it was so preventable
They should train children (mind the pun) who have to take public transportation on the emergency safety protocols...
There is a safety release latch on every other window.
@@baaldiablo8459 (im going to pun-ish you for the pun >:( also yea there is, im still in shcool, and now im going to have nightmares :D /hj im probably not going to but still
Gate arm: slaps back of bus
“This bad boy can fit so much fear in it”
this deserves more likes
i made this 69 likes
😭
BikerGuy99 lol that slap tho
The way this guy narrates that part is hilarious. "SLAP THE REAR END!" "A commuter train with no way to stop AS IT HEADS TOWARD YOU!" "Sounds like quite the nightmare, huh?"
I know this is crazy but kids always listen to your gut, in any situation when your mind tells you, get out of this place, leave this area, you go. Don't stay or listen to any authority figure because you know you don't feel safe, I actually was shocked to find out the kids didn't actually at least run to the front of the bus, they all sat at their places.
This reminds me of the tragedy that occurred with that South Korean Ferry where there's literally videos of students joking 'isn't this where people die when they decide to listen to authority instead of rebelling?' while it was sinking and because they listened to authority, they died :(
Finally the comment I was looking for! I totally agree I wouldve ran to the front of the bus or the rear exit. There is just no way the driver couldnt hear those kids I mean I bet at one point the whole bus load was telling her TRAIN GOO
I would’ve ran to the front and shoved myself into a seat. How could the seniors just sit there while watching the train about to crash into them?
@@kaleycooper9111 Apparently some of the seniors at the back WERE pushing kids forward trying to save them. Even though it resulted in their own death.
I agree , anytime I get that bad gut feeling I always trust it and leave . Can’t tell you how many times it’s gotten me out of situations that went very wrong
I live on a huge HUGE college campus. There’s a train just like that. I do not understand how she did not hear it.
It is possible that they were all yelling at once, but not in unison, so she could not make out what they were yelling.
@@elizabethblane201 not their yelling. the train horn.
I hear the train horn two miles from my home. That bus was probably shaking from him blasting it. This lady is 100% at fault.
My stepdad was a railroad engineer and you'd be surprised how many times a year they'd be required to go to mandatory counseling following some committing suicide by train. At least three or four times a year.
They killer themselves from counseling? I may have read that wrong
@@ssunii7891 no the train drivers are required to do counselling from witnessing someone else committing suicide by train
My grandfather was a train driver before he retired, he witnessed 2 suicides by train. To this day he's still traumatized by that ;-;
@R Carpe bruh what? seeing someone die let alone multiple people die is very traumatizing.
@R Carpe There's still trauma every time. Someone died because they jumped in front of something you were driving. Even though it isn't their fault, they will still feel like that.
This is completely the bus drivers fault tbh
It literally explains what the issue was. Lol smh
Perfect prof pic
People act like she couldn't have moved the bus when kids were litteraly screaming at her about the train lol
@ZOE MASTERSON yea, it is her fault. If she had been focusing on the road, she would have realized the light was green, and she could go. Now kids have died because of her.
Ya definitely
Not murder or manslaughter; she simply seized among all the commotion. I'm sure most if not all of us have been in a situation like that. Her biggest mistake was failing to realize the position of the stopped bus. R.I.P to those whom lost their lives and hopefully all survivors and family were able to move on with their lives without any harmful lasting effects.
See I agree... I know a girl who was yelling at a guy who was driving out of their school parking lot. She kept saying his name trying to get his attention. He looked and when he did he smashed into a iron mailbox. The guy got crushed and is living the rest of his life in a wheelchair paralyzed.. she didn't mean to, but everyone blamed her.
when it comes down to it yeah she just didn’t realize the bus was sticking out 3 full feet, plus, the Train is several feet wider than just the tracks. Still frustrating and tragic.
I live in this area. One of my dear family friends was on this bus with his twin. They were both hurt very badly hurt one of them was even listed as black (dead) on scene but he was later found to be still alive and went on to live. He and his twin later became paramedics who both worked with my mom who was also a medic. They are two of the nicest people on earth and I can’t imagine what they went through.
Very incredible story! Thanks for sharing. Glad they are doing much better now
@@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren thanks for the reply as well as making this video. Not a lot of people know about this story and I’m glad to see someone not just do the story but do it well. I know the video is older but I somehow just saw it in my recommended. Glad I found you. I will definitely be checking out your other videos.
@@KatlynJShute I'm still shocked this video has already pulled 4 million views! I've always done these videos to shed light on incidents in the past that are sometimes forgotten. Hope you enjoy the content!
@@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren I am absolutely loving the content! I’m a major history, true crime, and major man made disaster (usually major industrial f*CO ups/accidents) and sometimes a splash of natural distasteful when the mood strikes me lol. So your entire playlist of over 50 videos was like finding a new show to binge on that has lots of seasons and episodes lol. You have done amazing work. It’s absolutely fantastic info. Sometimes having limited technical knowledge can make the disaster videos/documentaries is like trying to understand a completely different language. But your videos are broken down in such easy terms that I can actually understand what’s going on lol. It’s clear you do a lot of love and effort into the research, scripting, and editing of your videos. I’m no surprised that your video on the bus accident has so many views. Have you ever thought about branching out and maybe doing more in depth stories on witnesses, first responders, survivors of your stories? Or maybe even going back and doing follow up videos from your older videos that you did when you were first starting out? I have never done any type of content creation (although I have thought about it, I just have no idea what it would be about or where to even start lol) so I have no idea how that would be done but it’s just a thought. I know not everyone likes super in depth videos or even redos of the same topic you did once before but I absolutely love any super in depth multipart series on subjects I’m interested in. Not trying to tell you how to do your channel lol. Also sorry for the super long rambling comment I have ADHD as well as Level 1 Autism so I tend to hyper focus on weird stuff and just go head first and never shut up about it. At least until I find a new shiny object and my attention/hyper focus changes to that thing and the process then repeats itself lol.
@@Thunderbolt_1000_SirenHow could such a nightmare with a METRA express train smashing into that school bus on an average October morning? And why?
This would've never happened if the driver just pulled up past the stop line and into the crosswalk
What a nonce
I dont think so, there isnt much room before you're going into route 14. If traffic is moving there isnt really anywhere to go. I lived right behind the station and am very familiar with the intersection
@@Mrgrumpypants84 Better a crash with a lower speed, lower mass car than a high mass, high momentum train going full speed.
I'd imagine there'd still be a tiny bit of overhang on both the intersection and the tracks though. large size buses are very hard to maneuver.
Train *blows horn*
Bus driver: You kids quiet down back there
Where is your head bus driver smh
Ron Swanson It's called a whistle
Florjan Brudar that’s for steam trains, a horn is for cars, other trains, and ships.
Kids: but th-
Driver: shut up!
Driver: *looks to the side* oh fu-
*kazooka*
@@florjanbrudar692 Whistles are used on steam trains, diesel trains don't have any steam to blow the whistle so they use air horns instead.
That woman should’ve gotten the death penalty for killing those children! Young lives of future doctors, lawyers, engineers, hard workers, gone. All because some woman couldn’t comprehend common sense of a BAR SLAMMING ON THE BACK OF THE BUS AND CHILDREN SCREAMING FOR THEIR LIVES GO! GO! GO!
A very unfortunate situation, but the death penalty is a bit harsh. Also, the likelihood of just one of those students becoming a doctor, lawyer, or engineer is very slim. It’s reality, come back to it.
@@TruthOverFeelings745 Death. Penalty. Seems like your name got inside your head.
@@damiangiese3192 A sentence of death where there was no intention of killing anyone is pretty harsh. As awful as it is, and as bad as her lapse of judgement, she didn't do it on purpose. Killer her also won't many anyone else safer. Yes, they were children.....this woman was also a child at one time.
@@TruthOverFeelings745No. It's very likely she deliberately ignored the children's pleas for help because she was a murderous psychopath. The Death Penalty is tame compared to what she deserves.
“She was confused”
WTF IS SO CONFUSING ABOUT A BUNCH OF KIDS SCREAMING “ there’s a train move!!!”
Well kids on a bus can be genuinely confusing when they’re all talking but I’m more caught up on the safety arm slapping the bus, the fucking train horn which is UNREASONABLY loud, the guy in the car behind them, and the fucking track signal. Idk. Absolute moron.
She must have been an old ass semi blind lady, since she also retired 5 years later
About 30 kids all screaming things at the same time makes it impossible to make out what anyone is saying
@@jknMEMES no she didn't have that excuse, she was only 57
I don’t know what’s the matter with you people. This isn’t a moral failure, you all just think every time something bad happens it’s because the boomers are out to get you.
guys, its been 25 years since this tragedy happened, we gotta pay respects.
@Junior Johnson for the students
Me pays respect
Then proceeds to make jokes about it right after
The bus driver should pay for her crimes.
alot of these school bus crash videos proves that it really doesn't take that much experience to become a bus driver
I do. Not trying to be mean.
Heartbreaking yet avoidable incident. RIP to those poor kids.
I can’t imagine the fear in their eyes!
Yea there little eyes must of been just bulgin out there faces ya reckin