2007 National Express coach crash

The 2007 National Express coach crash can refer to one of at least two accidents involving National Express coaches in the UK in 2007. One happened on 3 January 2007 at approximately a 23:45 (GMT) on a slip road connecting the M25 motorway and the M4 motorway west of London, when a National Express coach travelling from London to Aberdeen overturned. Two people received fatal wounds and dozens were injured in the accident. A third passenger died ... more

The 2007 National Express coach crash can refer to one of at least two accidents involving National Express coaches in the UK in 2007. One happened on 3 January 2007 at approximately a 23:45 (GMT) on a slip road connecting the M25 motorway and the M4 motorway west of London, when a National Express coach travelling from London to Aberdeen overturned. Two people received fatal wounds and dozens were injured in the accident. A third passenger died in hospital 6 months later as a result of injuries sustained in the crash. A second happened on 3 September 2007 at approximately 16:00 (BST) on a slip road from the southbound M1 motorway leading to Newport Pagnell services, when a National Express coach travelling from Birmingham to Stansted Airport clipped a kerb and rolled over. The coach was on route number 592 and was heading towards Aberdeen. It left London Victoria at 22:30 (GMT) and was due to arrive at Aberdeen Coach Park at 10:30 (GMT) on 4 January 2007. The coach was also due to... less