MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The National Transportation Safety Board
has announced it will release its final report on a school bus
crash that killed four high school students in Huntsville in 2006.
Spokesman Ted Lopatkiewicz said the report will be released
Thursday.
Bus driver Anthony Scott was taking 40 students to a technology
center in downtown Huntsville on November 20, 2006 when the bus
collided with a car driven by Lee High student Tony Williams, who
was also headed to the tech center.
The collision occurred on an Interstate 565 highway overpass and
sent the bus careening into a concrete barrier. It then went over
the barrier and nose-dived nearly 30 feet onto a street below.
Killed were 16-year-old Christine Collier; 17-year-old Tanesha
Estella Hill; 17-year-old Crystal McCrary; and 19-year-old Nicole
Ford.
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