The Carrollton, KY bus crash happened just over 30 years ago on May 14, 1988. A lot of the passengers died in the post-crash fire, as the bus was gasoline-powered. Kentucky requires that school buses be diesels, but school districts that can may run the risk to this day.
(I was reminded of this sad anniversary recently while driving through Kentucky.)
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I presume you saw the recent Bus Crash where the Bus Body was separated from the chassis. What are those fasteners? In Automotive use, they are about a half inch diameter? And, how many that had to sheer to allow that?
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