Office of Highway Safety Hampshire, Illinois October 1, 2003.

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Office of Highway Safety Hampshire, Illinois October 1, 2003

Introduction Investigative staff Parties to investigation Sequence of events Safety issues

Parties to Investigation Federal Highway Administration Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Illinois State Police Illinois State Toll Highway Authority International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association Goshen Coach Ford Motor Company Leisure Pursuit Charters, Inc. Frontline Transportation Company Hampshire Fire Department

Hampshire-Marengo Toll Plaza Rear-end multivehicle collision 45-mph speed limit Traffic moving less than 10 mph

Sequence of Events

Vehicle Damage Freightliner tractor Ford trailer Pickup truck Kenworth tractor Top photos courtesy ISP

Specialty Bus Bus destroyed Driver minor injury – Air bag deployed – Wearing 3-pt seat belt

Specialty Bus Passengers 8 fatal 4 serious injuries 8 minor injuries Ejections – 4 partial – 2 full Lap belts available

Safety Issues Toll plaza design and lack of national design standards Prevention of rear-end accidents by collision warning systems Oversight of passenger carriers operating on revoked authority Vehicle incompatibility and heavy truck aggressivity

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