Mother and child hit by bus stop usc, Mother and Child Hit by Bus Stop USC - A 32-year-old mother and her two young children are in critical condition after a car crashed into a bus stop near the University of Southern California campus in University Village Monday.
The Los Angeles Fire Department initially said the victims were two adults and one child who were injured in the mother and child hit by bus stop USC incident, according to the LA Times.
Reported around 1:05 p.m., the crash occurred between 1172 West Jefferson Boulevard and the northwest corner of Vermont Avenue, according to an LAFD alert.
Sky5 aerial footage showed the scene following the mother and child hit by bus stop USC incident. Car parts and shattered glass were left scattered on the sidewalk beside the bus.
The unidentified driver was riding a late-1990s Nissan Sentra when the accident happened, reported NBC Los Angeles. The car crashed into the bus stop with a woman who was with her two children, a 1-year-old and a 3-year-old, said LAFD spokesman Brian Humphrey.
All females were taken to an area hospital for treatment. The mother and her 1-year-old girl suffered critical injuries from the mother and child hit by bus stop USC incident, while the eldest child, 3, remains in serious condition, said Humphrey.
Later on, Rosa Saca from the USC Medical Center said that the mother is now in stable condition, while the youngest child is in guarded condition. The 3-year-old has also been recovering and is now in stable condition, Saca said.
LAFD tweeted that the female driver of the compact sedan was left uninjured. Officials interviewed her about the cause of the mother and child hit by bus stop USC crash, according to KTLA-TV.
The area of the crash is expected to be closed for several hours, according to an alert from USC.
The mother and child hit by bus stop USC crash investigation is still ongoing, said Los Angeles police Officer Drake Madison.
The Los Angeles Fire Department initially said the victims were two adults and one child who were injured in the mother and child hit by bus stop USC incident, according to the LA Times.
Reported around 1:05 p.m., the crash occurred between 1172 West Jefferson Boulevard and the northwest corner of Vermont Avenue, according to an LAFD alert.
Sky5 aerial footage showed the scene following the mother and child hit by bus stop USC incident. Car parts and shattered glass were left scattered on the sidewalk beside the bus.The unidentified driver was riding a late-1990s Nissan Sentra when the accident happened, reported NBC Los Angeles. The car crashed into the bus stop with a woman who was with her two children, a 1-year-old and a 3-year-old, said LAFD spokesman Brian Humphrey.
All females were taken to an area hospital for treatment. The mother and her 1-year-old girl suffered critical injuries from the mother and child hit by bus stop USC incident, while the eldest child, 3, remains in serious condition, said Humphrey.
Later on, Rosa Saca from the USC Medical Center said that the mother is now in stable condition, while the youngest child is in guarded condition. The 3-year-old has also been recovering and is now in stable condition, Saca said.
LAFD tweeted that the female driver of the compact sedan was left uninjured. Officials interviewed her about the cause of the mother and child hit by bus stop USC crash, according to KTLA-TV.
The area of the crash is expected to be closed for several hours, according to an alert from USC.
The mother and child hit by bus stop USC crash investigation is still ongoing, said Los Angeles police Officer Drake Madison.
