Hsien Chen had cuts on her mouth and lips, as well as injuries to her head, back and neck. “Then suddenly, they changed to the right-hand side, hit again. “I woke up because I saw the bus just shaking, just hit the left wall. Passenger Hsien Chen, 57, a card dealer at Foxwoods, where the bus was coming from, had been napping before the crash. “There was a language barrier, so we couldn’t interview the other passengers to see what happened,” said DiMeglio. He might have been ejected from the bus, said New Rochelle Fire Chief Louis DiMeglio. No one was killed and none of the injuries was deemed life-threatening.ĭriver Wei Chen suffered the most serious injuries, with deep lacerations to his arms and legs.įirst responders found Chen, who has a clean driving record, dazed and bloodied on the side of the highway. William Collins said it appears that the rainy weather and speed were factors. The cause of the crash is under investigation, but State Police Sgt.

and careened across three lanes of traffic before smashing into the right-hand barrier, cops said. The bus, carrying 23 people, hit the center median near Exit 16 in New Rochelle at about 6:18 a.m. A Queens-bound bus crashed on rain-slicked I-95 yesterday morning, injuring nearly two dozen passengers returning from a Connecticut casino, officials said.

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