Columbia University student among 5 killed in New York tour bus crash after Niagara Falls visit
The driver became distracted and overcorrected, causing the bus to overturn; 49 of the 54 passengers were injured, with 21 hospitalized in local hospitals.
- A tour bus traveling from Niagara Falls to New York City crashed on Interstate 90 in Pembroke, New York, killing 5 people, including a Columbia University student from Beijing.
- The victims included 3 New Jersey residents, 1 Indian national, and ranged in age from 1 to 74.
- The bus driver showed no signs of impairment, and initial inspections found no mechanical failure as the cause of the crash, which is still under investigation.
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Tour bus rollover kills 5 on interstate highway in western New York – Knowhere News
Updated @ 9:29 PM EDT on August 22, 2025 Five people were killed and numerous others were injured when a tour bus carrying 54 people from Niagara Falls back to New York City crashed and rolled on its side on an interstate highway on Friday, according to authorities. At an evening news conference, state police Maj. Andre Ray stated that the bus crashed into the right shoulder and overturned just before 12:30 p.m. on the eastbound side of Intersta…
A Niagara Falls trip, then glass everywhere: How a New York bus tour turned deadly
It looked like a scene from a movie or video game, Rob Glinski said. The large white bus in front of him on the New York State Thruway had been going over 70 miles an hour when it began swerving between lanes.
Victims identified in New York tourist bus crash: Indian from Bihar among 5 killed
An Indian man from Bihar was among five people killed when a tourist bus crashed on a New York state highway on Friday (Aug 22), police said. The bus, carrying 54 passengers to New York City, veered off near Pembroke, about 40 km east of Buffalo, after the driver reportedly became distracted.
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