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UPDATE: Kaylon Crain Killed in School Bus Accident in Overton, Texas


OVERTON, TX — A motorcycle collided with a school bus in Overton, Texas on Wednesday, March 26th, 2014, according to a news report from KLTV.

Authorities have said that they have reason to believe 35-year-old Kaylon Crain was killed when the motorcycle he was driving on Highway 42. The motorcycle is believed to have pulled unexpectedly into the path of a school bus.

Scene of the Accident

Kaylon Crain was killed in the accident, although it was not clear if he died at the scene, or if he was possibly transported by EMS personnel to a nearby hospital where he died a short time after his arrival.

The investigation into the accident is being handled by officials from the Texas Department of Transportation.

Commentary:

Based on the information provided in the news article, it paints the driver of the motorcycle as the one who may be responsible for the accident, but it’s never a good idea to base these kind of opinions on a news article written by somebody who did not witness the accident. There could be any number of factors that we have no clue about, most importantly of which being the speed of the bus. Speed can be a very difficult thing to gauge when the vehicle is coming toward you. If the bus was speeding and the motorcycle made the turn thinking he was driving at an appropriate speed. These kind of accidents are very common with speeding vehicles. I cannot claim to know what happened, but making a judgment call based on a very incomplete article would be unwise.

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