Photo: #State Patrol vehicle inspectors were combing over the wreckage of Wednesday's bus accident at a garage on the south side of Austin this afternoon. The bus was towed there from the scene of the deadly roll over that killed two and injured 21 others.
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State Patrol vehicle inspectors were combing over the wreckage of Wednesday's bus accident at a garage on the south side of Austin this afternoon. The bus was towed there from the scene of the deadly roll over that killed two and injured 21 others. (MPR Photo/Tim Nelson)

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Crash investigation turns to bus company

by Cathy Wurzer, Minnesota Public Radio,
Tim Nelson, Minnesota Public Radio
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The probe into the bus crash that killed two people and injured 20 others continues in southeast Minnesota today. Inspectors are combing over the damaged bus at a garage in Austin. But attention has also turned to the company that owns the bus, and whether it was following motor carrier regulations. MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with reporter Tim Nelson, who's been covering the crash and its aftermath.

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