Bus Accident Caused by Negligent Driving

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Posted by Staff WriterJuly 07, 2006 1:16 PM

Bus driver Ellen Daak was citied for negligence nearly a week after the bus she was driving veered into a roadside ditch while Daak was reading a map.

Daak was transporting 44 passengers - 39 nine-year-old YMCA campers - to a field trip at a state park. She and 16 campers were injured in the accident and taken to the hospital. Daak also drives a school bus in Jefferson City during the school year.

According to court records, Daak's driving record includes a 2003 traffic ticket for driving 16 to 19 mph over the speed limit in Jefferson City.

After last week's accident, the remaining campers and staff got on a bus provided by the Columbia Fire Department and went to University Hospital, where their parents picked them up.

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