Megabus Driver Charged With Careless Driving In Ontario Highway 401 Crash

SOUTH GLENGARRY, Ont. — Police have charged a 64-year-old Megabus driver with careless driving following a summer crash on an Ontario highway that injured more than 20 people.
About 45 people were on board the double-decker bus travelling from Montreal to Toronto in late June when it crashed into the back of a tractor-trailer near Lancaster in eastern Ontario on Highway 401.
Four people were seriously injured in the crash.
A spokesman with Caravan Group of Companies, that owns the truck involved in the collision, previously told The Canadian Press the truck was hit from behind by the bus, clipping the back corner and moving along on the right side of the truck before taking out the passenger-side mirror.
Megabus.com North America could not immediately be reached for comment.

Gary Graham, of Lombardy, Ont., is to appear in a Cornwall, Ont., court on Jan. 26.
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