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Bluffton University bus crash
One year later
From our free archives
From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
How the accident unfolded
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Timeline of the crash and its aftermath Animation
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Diagram of where passengers sat on bus, their profiles Interactive
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How the crash occurred Animation
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How driver saw the exit ramp Interactive
Bluffton University's baseball team prays for five fallen teammates before their opening day game on March 30, 2007. Staff Photo by Teesha McClam
When a charter bus carrying the Bluffton University baseball team plunged off an Atlanta overpass, March 2, 2007, the players and coaches plunged into the nation's consciousness. Five players, the bus driver and his wife died from their injuries. We look at the crash and how it changed so many lives so quickly.
PART 1 Atlanta crash haunts surviving members of Bluffton team
PART 2 Crash began 24 hours of heroism, pain — and, for some, hope
PART 3 After confusion, some families face waiting game
PART 4 After tragedy, two happy words: 'Play ball!'
> Safety: Bluffton player's dad on seatbelt mission
> Some states toughen bus safety standards
One year later
From our free archives
From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
How the accident unfolded
- Timeline of the crash and its aftermath Animation
- Diagram of where passengers sat on bus, their profiles Interactive
- How the crash occurred Animation
- How driver saw the exit ramp Interactive
Bluffton University's baseball team prays for five fallen teammates before their opening day game on March 30, 2007. Staff Photo by Teesha McClam
When a charter bus carrying the Bluffton University baseball team plunged off an Atlanta overpass, March 2, 2007, the players and coaches plunged into the nation's consciousness. Five players, the bus driver and his wife died from their injuries. We look at the crash and how it changed so many lives so quickly.
PART 1Atlanta crash haunts surviving members of Bluffton team
PART 2Crash began 24 hours of heroism, pain — and, for some, hope
PART 3After confusion, some families face waiting game
PART 4After tragedy, two happy words: 'Play ball!'
> Safety: Bluffton player's dad on seatbelt mission
> Some states toughen bus safety standards
