The bus driver, James Jewett, 57, of Sacramento, had a purified driving itemize and had been working for Greyhound since 1978, according to establishment officials. International news.

July 22: Emergency workers put forward a tarp at the site of a Greyhound bus run that killed six passengers in Fresno, Calif. FRESNO, Calif. An 18-year-old abigail driving an SUV that was struck by a Greyhound bus in a horrifying disaster closing week was under the move of alcohol, the California Highway Patrol said Monday.

Friends and relatives said Sylvia Lopez Garay had been to a social rave-up in Fresno former to the crash, which killed six ladies and gentlemen and injured nearly two dozen bus passengers traveling on one of middle California's busiest highways. Authorities initially said 19-year-old Vanessa Gonzalez of Fresno was behind the whirl of the SUV. The CHP said Monday that Garay, of Dinuba, was in reality driving and had a blood the cup that cheers knock down above the acceptable driving limit.

Preliminary investigations show she made an hasty progressive tendency across the two northbound lanes of Highway 99, and hit the center divider just after 2 a.m, flipping the Chevy Trailblazer on its side. The bus then plowed into the Trailblazer, went off the highway's fact hustle and down a 15-foot embankment before hitting a eucalyptus tree and coming to set with its aspect end smashed. The bus driver, James Jewett, 57, of Sacramento, had a sterile driving recording and had been working for Greyhound since 1978, according to business officials.

He died instantly of titanic injuries, and was not under the pressure of any drugs or alcohol, said Fresno County Coroner Dr. David Hadden. Family members of all six victims are still struggling to placate their losses and quicken scratch to conceal their loved ones.

State records show Garay had a blameless driving record.

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