Took These Photos After Calling 911

Margaret Rome, Baltimore Maryland  thank goodness you were there to help out so fast. Those poor folks.....yikes.

Hopefully no one will have lasting injures from that crash. How long did it take for the lawyers to show up?

OMG, how horrible.  It must have been so frightening for those people!

Yikes!  Thank goodness you were there to call 911 for these folks.  Hate witnessing accidents of any kind...no less one that massive.

Good job on being a first respondent and reporting the incident to 911 Margaret. I followed the link after reading your post and I am glad you weren't involved in that accident. It sounds like this is a very dangerous intersection. The accident must have been very frightening to you and all the people on the bus. It's times like this when time is truly of the essence and your quick thinking to get help was needed for those seniors involved in the accident. Your compassion for others is evident. Be safe Margaret and I hope all the seniors recover.

Thanks God for so few injuries, it could have been worse.  Thanks Margaret for sharing those pictures and making the call.  You are a mighty fine human being which we already know!!!

Always concerned for the seniors, and when things like this happen especially when you see the bus on it side.

Oh gosh, that is terrible and a terrible thing to witness.  I hope they are doing well now.

Wow, I can't imagine witnessing this terrible accident.  Thank goodness you responded so quickly!

Wow, I hope everybody was ok after that flipped over bus.  It must have been scary for everybody inside

I'm willing to bet money that speed for the road conditions was a cause.

It takes a considerable amount of force to turn over such a vehicle and one of the factors is speed. 

 Margaret Rome, Baltimore Maryland Thank goodness you were there to call the police.  I hope these folks are all ok.

Margaret- so glad that you had your "nurse's" cool head on when you called 911.  That's scary to think of the people in wheelchairs wondering how they were going to get out. 

Your heart must have been racing trying to get everything done, the ambulances on the way and making sure you comforted the seniors as best you could. Thank goodness you were there for them.

I heard you tell the story but seeing the photos really communicates it way more.