After a 13-month investigation, the California Highway Patrol announced Friday that it could not determine why a FedEx truck driver veered across Interstate 5 in Northern California last year and slammed into a charter bus carrying high school students from the Los Angeles area.
During a news conference in Hacienda Heights, CHP officials said they were unable to confirm indications the truck driver may have fallen asleep or suffered a debilitating medical problem before the fiery crash that killed 10 and injured 39.
They concluded only that Tim Evans, 32, allowed his tractor-trailer to move across the southbound lanes of the highway in an unsafe manner, triggering the head-on collision on the northbound side. Evans and the bus driver died in the crash.
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