Motorcyclist Crashes Into Bus and Ends Up Inside Vehicle in Buga, Southern Colombia
A motorcyclist crashed into a public bus around midday on Sunday, Aug. 30, in Buga, southern Colombia, and was thrown through an open door into the passenger compartment. Security cameras captured the crash at the intersection of Calle 7 and Carrera 13. Buga, also known as Guadalajara de Buga, is a city of about 132,000 […]
A motorcycle rider crashed into a bus in Buga, a southern Colombian city, on Sunday, Aug. 30, and was thrown inside the vehicle. The incident occurred around midday at the intersection of Calle 7 and Carrera 13, as captured by security cameras. Buga, also known as Guadalajara de Buga, has a population of approximately 132,000 people and is located in the Valle del Cauca Department.
The bus driver, Inocencio Juspian, was initially unaware of the collision and thought a passenger had fallen. He later realized the rider had been thrown through an open bus door and landed among the seats. The door, structural supports, handrails, and a seat were damaged in the impact. The bus was later taken out of service. The motorcyclist dismounted, checked his motorcycle, and left it behind on foot.
He appeared disoriented and was not wearing a helmet. Police arrived after the rider left, and when they did, he was gone. No one reported him to authorities, and no injuries were reported among the bus passengers or the rider.
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