With the price of gas spiraling out of control, many Americans are turning to public transportation to get them back and forth to work.  One of the most convenient forms of public transportation is the bus.    In addition to the savings at the gas pump, you don’t have to worry about parking, which can be difficult and expensive. 

                In addition, our children travel by bus to school, field trips, sporting events, etc. 

                For the most part, this is a safe way to travel.  However, accidents do happen.  There can be many reasons for a bus accident such as driver mistakes, equipment failure or a negligent third party.  When a bus is involved in an accident, there are always multiple injuries.  Some of these injuries can be minor but some can be life threatening or fatal.

                Did you know that some buses are owned by private companies but others can be owned by a government entity such as a township, county or state?  In these cases, you must place the entity on written notice that you will be making a claim within a short period of time. 

                If you have been involved in an accident involving a bus, you need to speak to an attorney who is familiar with these procedures and who will fight for your rights.  Who will pay your medical bills?  What happens if you lose time from work? 

                Our firm has been representing the victims of bus accidents for over 25 years.  If you, or a member of your family, have been the victim of a motor vehicle accident, I invite you to visit my website at www.dreamlegalteam.com.  You can fill out an online consultation form or engage in an online chat.  Again, the website is www.dreamlegalteam.com.  Don’t wait. 

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