Three people were injured in a serious Pasco County bus crash that happened yesterday. At the time of the accident, 55-year-old Robert Faber was driving north in his vehicle on U.S. 19 when a bus was traveling in the same direction. Faber, who witnessed the accident, said that the bus switched lanes. Faber activated his right turn blinker and slowed down.
The bus driver, Andrew Miller, failed to slow down. Faber cut off the bus and avoided the collision. The bus, however, hit the vehicle with its mirror. The bus struck a water line and a concrete wall. Miller and two of the bus passengers were injured in the accident.
An investigation continues and charges are pending.
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