A bus carrying 20 people overturned with multiple people ejected on a remote stretch of Interstate 15 south of Baker, Calif., according to authorities.
A bus rollover killed one person and injured 11 others late Tuesday on Interstate 15 south of Baker, Calif., the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District said.
The incident was reported at 11:35 p.m. at mile marker 126, about 15 miles south of Baker, a Mojave Desert city about halfway between Victorville and Las Vegas. As emergency personnel responded, it was reported that the bus carrying 20 people had overturned with multiple people ejected, the fire protection district said in a statement.Multiple factors played a role in the 2020 bus crash in San Diego County, according to a preliminary report. Three people were killed and 18 were hurt.
One person was pronounced dead at the scene and three others were found with critical injuries. Seven additional people suffered moderate to minor injuries. Emergency personnel stabilized patients and provided advanced life support until additional crews and ambulances arrived. Four helicopters were used to airlift patients.
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