Federal safety investigators say a charter bus that blew through a red light in New York City and caused a horrific crash that killed three people was traveling at nearly double the posted speed limit.
National Transportation Safety Board investigator Robert Accetta said in a briefing Tuesday that a preliminary analysis determined that the bus was moving at between 54 mph and 62 mph at the time of the wreck.
The speed limit on the street in the congested city neighborhood where the crash took place was 30 mph.
A security camera captured video of the bus flying through an intersection, slamming into another bus and then plowing into a building.
The bus driver was killed along with two other people.
Topics New York
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