Two remained hospitalized yesterday. Investigators have studied a videotape from a camera mounted inside the bus and have talked to a child who was wearing a lap belt and was the least injured. According to the tape, several people were talking in the bus and the radio was playing, Suydam said, but he would not elaborate. Authorities won't decide whether to file charges until they finish the investigation, which could take two more weeks, said Highway Patrol Lt. Mike Walker. The engineer and conductor voluntarily submitted to toxicology tests and have been cooperating with authorities, Suydam said.
Results are pending.
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