Driver runs red light, causes two-bus crash in Garfield Park; CTA driver critically injured
By
Tess Kenny
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Summary
A male driver in a Subaru sedan ran a red light at Lake Street and Homan Avenue in Garfield Park, striking a CTA bus, which then collided with another CTA bus. The driver of the second bus was critically injured and transported to Stroger Hospital, along with several other injured passengers. The crash occurred just after 6:40 p.m. on Wednesday night.
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That initial crash then caused the struck bus to collide with another CTA bus that was traveling northbound on Homan
The driver of the second CTA bus was transported to Stroger Hospital
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