A new serious accident occurred this morning, involving a passenger bus. At 7:00 am a passenger bus No 37 rammed a few passenger cars on the avenue Narimanov (former Sovetskaya Street).
According to the eyewitnesses, the bus lost control and crashed into cars parked on the roadside, seriously injuring them. As a result of the accident, the driver and a few passengers were injured, some were hospitalized.
According to traffic police, the cause of the accident is under investigation. According to one version, the brakes of the bus of a Chinese production failed.
Hardest hit in an accident was a Volga GAZ- 24, which was flattened from hitting twice, and a trailer that was standing behind it flew and crashed into the wall of a one-floor residential house. After the accident, residents of nearby houses ran into the street, thinking that there was an earthquake.
Note that passenger buses remain the most dangerous form of transportation in Baku. Their drivers are most likely to commit accidents and violate traffic rules. – 02B –
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