Lawsuit filed in deadly, ‘grossly negligent’ pre-K Hays CISD bus crash 

kkalauli23 Actually _two_ deaths on his name. There was a car behind the bus. The cement truck hit the car head-on, killing the driver, a 33 year old man named Ryan Wallace.

U can see the bus driver tried to move out the way.

Hey wake up! He moved to the right, couldn't go far cause of the road side rail, how dare you blame him for something he couldn't control. I'm sure your drivers licence has a few blemishes, your no angel.

@@KA9DSL I am the one who teaches professional drivers so that they save the lives of VIPs. The rich have a lot of money to spend on personal driver training. But the government doesn't have the money to train school bus drivers. Your opinion should be based on knowledge and life experience. Judging by your comment, you don't want to save children's lives because you are cruel.

@@user-io4jv8ds1y Wow, you must live a lonely life. no sense of awareness.

@@chrisc1896 As a driving instructor who trains VIP drivers, I can say that the school bus driver did not respond to the danger in a timely and complete manner. At 40 seconds you can see that the truck is losing control, at 43 seconds a collision occurs. The bus driver reacts to danger in 42 seconds. The bus is still standing on the road marking line with its right wheel. Look closely at the right outside mirror. That is, the truck driver moved towards the school bus within three seconds. If the school bus driver had followed the same path, but in the opposite direction from the truck, for the same three seconds, he would have been able to avoid the collision. But the slow reaction became fatal. These three seconds would have been enough to avoid a collision if the school bus driver had not behaved like the captain of a cruise ship.