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Lt. Joshua Drablos, whom the Navy identified as being from Maryland, was among 11 who died last week when their skydiving plane crashed in Hawaii.
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A fatal helicopter crash into the Chesapeake Bay this month may have occurred amid dense fog and conditions of poor visibility, according to a new report.
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Maryland Natural Resources Police identified the victims as the pilot, Charles Knight, 38, of Mount Airy, and the passenger, Matt Clarke, 36 of Pasadena.
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The National Transportation Safety Board is meeting to discuss the cause of an explosion at an apartment complex in Silver Spring that killed seven people in 2016.
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Crews removed several train cars that derailed from their tracks Friday afternoon when a CSX train went off the tracks on the 1900 block of Falls Road.
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A Norfolk Southern railroad employee was fatally struck by a train in Baltimore on Thursday morning, officials said.
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Two people were pronounced dead Saturday after an aircraft crash near Baugher Road in Westminster.
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Ride the Ducks, which runs amphibious boat attractions, operated in Baltimore until 2009, when it shut down shortly after its workers sought to unionize. A Ride the Ducks boat in Missouri sank on Thursday evening, killing 17.
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A federal transportation panel is recommending to states that all new large school buses be equipped with seatbelts. The recommendations came just days after a deadly schools bus collision in New Jersey in addition to two deadly 2016 crashes — including one in Southwest Baltimore in November.
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The National Transportation Safety Board will meet Tuesday in Washington to discuss school bus safety after two deadly crashes, including one in Southwest Baltimore from November 2016, killed a combined 12 people and injured 37 others.
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Passengers on board a Southwest Airlines flight from South Florida say a pickup truck hit their plane on the runway at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
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A new report on a fatal 2016 school bus crash reveals new details about the incident and the driver responsible for it — including that he once became unconscious while returning students from a field trip to the zoo.
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A Southwest Airlines was forced to land in Philadelphia after engine failure. Here's what you need to know.
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A preliminary report on a fatal plane crash off coastal Maryland last month has determined that the Cessna 172S was destroyed on impact after hitting the water.
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An audit of the Baltimore public school district's pupil transportation department said bad leadership and insufficient oversight of contracted drivers contributed to a 2016 crash that killed six people.
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Government's call to railroads to install positive train control isn't enough.
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The Polk County Sheriff's office identified two of the victims as Victoria and Peter Worthington. She was a Baltimore city school teacher. He was a University of Maryland law student.
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State police say three people have died in a small plane crash in southeastern Indiana. The Cessna plane was traveling to Frederick.
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This Thanksgiving, there’s plenty to be thankful for in one Odenton home. Because two weeks ago, on a cold, cloudless afternoon, the Currys fell from the sky and crash landed an airplane on the freeway.
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There have been several collisions involving autonomous vehicles, all of which NTSB has chalked up to human error. All available data seems to indicate that if the only cars on the road were self-driving ones, none of these crashes may have occurred.
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Maryland State Department of Education expects to finalize a contract with this week for the audit of the bus system.
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One year after a fatal explosion rocked a Washington, D.C.-area apartment complex and prompted changes in local laws, those affected are still recovering.
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After a deadly school bus crash last year in Southwest Baltimore, federal investigators requested an urgent audit of the system to screen city school bus drivers. Three months later, however, the audit has not begun, state and city education officials said.
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Amtrak service is suspended between Washington and Philadelphia Wednesday morning due to an incident on rail tracks in the D.C. area, disrupting travel for Baltimore commuters.
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In May 1982 a six-passenger airplane scheduled to land at BWI veered off course and crashed into an Owen Brown house in Columbia.
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A class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of the victims of a deadly bus crash that occurred last fall in Southwest Baltimore, alleging the driver was
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Federal investigators have identified "deficiencies" in the way Baltimore and Maryland school officials vet school bus operators and are urging reforms in light of a deadly 2016 crash involving a driver who suffered an apparent seizure.
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The National Transportation Safety Board says a cruise ship returning from the Bahamas last year approached a Baltimore pier too quickly and at too steep an angle before it struck a gangway and caused nearly $2.1 million in damage.
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Maryland needs to extend seat belt law enforcement equally to all passengers
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Rep. Elijah Cummings and two Tennessee lawmakers are asking for a congressional hearing on school bus safety after deadly crashes in Baltimore and Chattanooga last year.
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It takes time, resources and considerable luck to overcome the trauma of a difficult year, and Baltimore's efforts to recover from 2015 came in fits, starts and disappointments aplenty.
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State law requires school bus drivers to be 21 years old, have a commercial driver's license and no more than two points on their driving records, and undergo background checks, drug tests and regular medical evaluations. They must undergo six hours of classroom training and nine hours of behind-the-wheel instruction, and their driving records are monitored by the MVA for any changes.
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The liability in a deadly Southwest Baltimore crash last month that killed six could likely fall to the bus company, legal observers said.
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The school bus driver involved in the crash that killed six people in Southwest Baltimore last month had a history of seizures and had been involved in at least 12 crashes in the past five years, according to an incident report released Wednesday by the National Transportation Safety Board.
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New rules for airlines are a step toward balancing costs and consumer protections
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The medical examination process that ensures school bus drivers can be trusted to safely shuttle children would not reveal a seizure disorder unless the person voluntarily disclosed it or showed symptoms of a neurological problem, doctors said.
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Two of the 11 adults injured when a school bus plowed into a transit bus in Southwest Baltimore on Tuesday were in serious condition at a Baltimore hospital Monday morning, hospital officials said.
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Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke said Friday that she has asked the Baltimore School system to terminate is contract with a bus company that employed the driver involved in Tuesday's deadly crash.
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The family of Glenn Chappell is left grieving and waiting for answers after the longtime driver's school bus careened into oncoming traffic early Tuesday. The 67-year-old father of five was killed along with five others in the wreck with another bus.
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Frederick Avenue is open to traffic Wednesday morning, 24 hours after a fatal bus crash on the Southwest Baltimore roadway.
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Frederick Avenue is closed in Southwest Baltimore after a school bus and commuter bus collided early Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Pilot error caused a private jet to crash into a house in suburban Maryland, killing a woman and two of her young children along with the
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Americans shouldn't have to put up with misery at airport security this summer — or the partisan gridlock that enables it.
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Paul J. Wiedefeld used to run BWI Marshall Airport. Then he oversaw Baltimore's bus and rail system. Then he ran BWI again. Now he faces a tougher challenge with the Washington Metro.
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Maryland highway deaths rose by 17.5 percent to 520 last year, including 22 in Harford County, prompting state transportation officials and police agencies to voice their concerns and pledge to lower the totals.
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The National Transportation Safety Board has concluded the fact-finding portion of its investigation into a midair collision between a helicopter and a small plane near Frederick Municipal Airport in 2014.
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As investigation remains underway into Tuesday's plane crash in Stevensville, friends of the pilot, Richard Hess, and passenger Janet Metz, who were killed in the crash, say both Ellicott City residents were known for their adventurous outlook on life.
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A backhoe operator had a right to be on train tracks periodically on the weekend an Amtrak train slammed into it, killing the operator and a supervisor, federal
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At least two people were killed and more than 30 hospitalized with injuries following a crash and derailment of an Amtrak train outside of Philadelphia Sunday, officials said.
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The third man aboard a small plane that crashed shortly after takeoff at a posh resort in southwestern Pennsylvania died at a hospital where he was taken for treatment, authorities said.
