Bus Accidents

Multiple Injured In Queens MTA Bus Accident By Amboy Lane

Q88 MTA Bus Involved In Collision By Amboy Lane and Springfield Boulevard

QUEENS, NEW YORK (July 10, 2025) – Several people were injured in a Queens MTA bus accident near the intersection of Amboy Lane and Springfield Boulevard.

New York City officials are saying the collision took place around 7:00 a.m. on July 7th. An MTA bus was involved in a collision under uncertain circumstances.

It remains unclear how many other vehicles were involved. Paramedics were called to the scene to help all of the victims.

At least two people sustained injuries in the crash. A full investigation remains ongoing.

Liability for Queens MTA Bus Accidents

Crashes involving MTA buses in New York City remain quite common. According to one report from the New York Post, “At least 2,520 people — or 2.7 per day — were injured [from 2015 – 2018], according to the MTA. At least 14 people died, including a 25-year-old skateboarder, a 62-year-old pedestrian, a 60-year-old motorist and a 70-year-old with a walker who was mutilated by a hit-and-run bus.” Many factors could contribute to any bus accident.

  • Bus accidents are more likely to occur at intersections.
  • Bus accidents tend to involve at least one driver who was speeding.
  • Bus accidents often occur because bus drivers fail to check their blind spots.

Bus companies are considered common carriers. Their drivers must exercise a great deal of care to avoid causing injury to their passengers. This necessitates that they travel at a safe speed at all times. If a bus driver fails to slow down to avoid a collision, this could form the basis of a negligence claim. It is essential that certain steps are taken after any bus accident.

Bus collisions can leave victims with traumatic injuries and high medical bills. Many victims may need to take extensive periods of time away from work. This can make an otherwise difficult situation even harder. It is important that victims understand that they do have legal options. They are able to seek some measure of accountability through a bodily injury claim.

Getting Legal Help After a Queens MTA Bus Accident

We at GLK Law extend our best wishes to all of the people injured in this Queens bus accident? Any person that may have more information about what happened should reach out to authorities. There needs to be a thorough investigation into what went wrong.

Have you or someone that you care about been injured in a Queens MTA bus accident. There are a number of laws designed to protect your rights. You may be entitled to substantial damages through a personal injury claim. Our team of highly experienced New York City bus accident attorneys is here to support you. We care deeply that accident victims get the justice and support that they need in order to recover. You are always welcome to contact our law firm anytime at (516) 908-9792.

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