Bus Accident Lawyer

Drunk Bus Driving

Bus driving can be a dangerous endeavor, considering the number of traffic hazards present on our roadways today, including:

• High traffic volume / density
• Numerous pedestrians
• Large commercial trucks (and other vehicles with limited visibility)
• Road construction

All of these pose a threat to bus drivers, who must pay careful attention to ensure that none of these items cause a potentially serious bus accident.

When an individual gets behind the wheel of a bus after consuming alcohol, already dangerous road conditions become even more hazardous, and accidents are likely to occur with potentially deadly results.

The bus accident lawyers of Williams Kherkher will fight against any irresponsible individuals who have caused a bus accident by driving under the influence of alcohol.

The Dangers of Drunk Driving

Even though there is substantial educational material available informing the general public of the dangers of drunk driving, reckless individuals continue to get behind the wheels of automobiles while intoxicated, disregarding their own safety and the safety of others.

When an individual gets behind a large and complicated vehicle like a bus, the act is even more irresponsible and dangerous, as a large bus has the potential to cause far more damage than a small, personal automobile. Furthermore, a serious bus accident often puts dozens of lives at risk.

Even with extensive legislation and education, alcohol-related accidents continue to occur. Studies show that in 2006 there were 13,470 alcohol-related automobile accident fatalities. This averages to one alcohol-related accident fatality every 39 minutes.

The Texas DUI bus accident lawyers of Williams Kherkher will fight against any reckless driver who endangers or takes the life of another individual by driving a bus under the influence of alcohol.

Contact

If you or someone you know has been the victim of a drunk driving accident involving a bus, contact the Texas bus accident lawyers of Williams Kherkher today at 800-220-9341.