4 Riders Injured When Bus Hits Pole
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SANTA ANA — Four passengers were injured Saturday when an Orange County Transit District bus struck a large metal pole on West Warner Avenue after the driver swerved to avoid a car, police said.
The right front of the bus had major damage after its unidentified driver veered to the right to avoid hitting a car, Santa Ana police said. The accident occured about 2:47 p.m. in the 1500 block of West Warner Avenue.
Passengers Miguel Estaban, 40, of Huntington Beach, Roberto Rodriguez, 23, Lupe Campos, 25, and Randy Anatoni, 40, all of Santa Ana, sustained injuries ranging from a small cut to the forehead to back, knee and hip pain.
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