Motor scooter & bus involved in Friday afternoon accident
The motor scooter driver and pillion rider appeared to have been injured as a result and were taken to the Dr D. Orlando Smith Hospital. The scooter and the bus were severely damaged.
Police were on the scene, and rush hour traffic was at a standstill as a result of the accident.
Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) will bring an update when more information is received.



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22 Responses to “Motor scooter & bus involved in Friday afternoon accident”
I've seen literal babies on these things with adult helmets on their head, not even strapped on (as if that'd do anything anyway.) Regardless, the taxpayers shouldn't have to pay for their insistent ignorance. A ban is seeming like the a reasonable option more and more every time it happens. That or NHI should just stop paying for motorcycle accidents if the scooter rider is at fault or wasn't wearing a helmet. (And charge the driver for manslaughter/reckless endangerment if anyone gets hurt because of his actions.) Or charge scooter riders more in NHI or have the rider/guardian sign a bond to repay the government. Either ways, it's costing the people of the BVI too much money and we all feel it. The run around you get from NHI when you have to see a specialist for an illness that isn't even your fault. All the money is going to them so no one else can get. This needs to stop.
Auction them off to an adult and use that money for more traffic enforcement; everybody wins except for the knuckleheads....