Greyhound bus overturns | Toledo, Ohio bus accident lawyer

The driver of a Greyhound bus bound for St. Louis lost control on the Pennsylvania Turnpike early Saturday. The bus went careering across the highway and up an embankment before it landed on its side on the interstate, briefly trapping a woman and sending 14 people to hospitals.

Rescue crews freed the woman who was trapped in the wreckage in a rural area about a mile east of the Lebanon-Lancaster exit. Twenty-nine people, including the driver, were aboard. Officials at three hospitals said 14 people altogether were brought in. Four uninjured passengers were picked up by another bus; the conditions of the others were unclear. The bus from New York City stopped in Philadelphia and had traveled about 75 miles westbound on the turnpike when it overturned at about 6 a.m. on the way to a stop in Columbus, Ohio. Greyhound set up a hotline -- (800) 972-4583 -- for relatives and friends to get information about people on the bus that crashed in Pennsylvania.

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