Flying metal hits bus driver in chest
Bus driver speaks out after getting hit by flying metal while driving
A bus driver is speaking out after getting hit by a piece of flying metal while on the job. Stewart O'Leary, a Washington state bus driver, was struck by a piece of metal while he was driving a school bus at more than 60 mph along Interstate 405 last Friday. He was driving a high school girls' basketball team to a game at the time.
Foot-long metal piece shatters school bus windshield and strikes driver, WA school says
A school bus driver was struck in the chest by the metal piece in Washington. Northshore School District Stewart O’Leary was driving a bus full of high school basketball players when a metal piece flew through the windshield and struck him,
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