Bus driver bumped out of seat

 · LOUIS COUNTY — Metro bus driver Jonathan Cobb had just dropped a passenger off his No. 64 bus Friday evening and was driving on Lucas and Hunt Road near Normandy when riders heard a loud "boom.  · Wednesday, December 1st, at PM. A person is in critical condition after being struck by the driver of a city bus Wednesday night in Northeast Albuquerque. Daren DeAguero, an Albuquerque.  · The Lakewood Scoop, which published a video of the crash, reported that students said the driver fell out of his seat before the crash. The video shows the bus driving across a lawn and hitting.

In the late afternoon of Friday, Novem-year-old Tatsunori Koga was at work and in his seat. He wasn’t in an office, though, because Koga works as a bus driver for Meitetsu Bus Co. in Nagoya. A little after 4 p.m., he pulled over to the side of the road for what he assumed was going to be a routine stop at a bus stop in Nagoya’s Moriyama Ward. CBS News affiliate Indianapolis station WISH-TV reports the year-old bus driver, Jack Thomas, wasn't wearing his seat belt. The video shows him thrown out of his seat during a bumpy turn, then. The driver, 49, got out of his bus to inspect for damage after hearing a loud noise in the block of North Michigan Avenue about 9 p.m., police said. He was pushed and repeatedly punched by two.

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