Public buses, school buses, and private shuttles are all considered “common carriers,” which means they owe passengers a heightened duty of care. Yet accidents still happen—especially slip and fall injuries caused by sudden stops, wet floors, loose items in the aisle, or bus driver negligence. When you’re hurt on a moving bus, your injuries can be serious and the legal issues complex.
At Buckeye Law Group, we help injured passengers understand their rights and pursue compensation from all responsible parties.
Slip and fall accidents on buses occur for many reasons, including:
Liability depends on who was negligent:
Because buses are often owned by government agencies or private contractors, the claim process can be different from a typical car accident claim. Deadlines for filing notice may be shorter, and specific procedures must be followed.
Slip and fall injuries on buses often involve unique legal hurdles and strict filing deadlines. Our team investigates every detail, identifies all liable parties, and fights for compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
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