Kevin, a WMATA bus driver, on accidents: “A car ran into me. I was at the bus stop and I pulled off. The car in the left lane made a right turn – crossed in front of me…slightly hit my bus. Wasn’t no damage or anything. I only had two accidents in 14 years. The other accident was in the parking lot where we park the buses. I was backing up, caught the pole and took the bumper off.”
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