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Report: No defects in tour bus in Utah crash that killed 4

Authorities say they expect the number of people injured in a deadly tour bus crash near a national park in Utah to rise. — UHP

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By News Team

Published November 7, 2019 7:33 PM

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - U.S. authorities investigating a tour bus crash that killed four Chinese tourists in Utah say they haven't uncovered any mechanical problems that could have caused the September incident.

The National Transportation Safety Board also said Thursday in a report that the 60-year-old driver was on his first run for a new company, but he knew the area from trips for another agency.

The preliminary report says the bus left the road on Sept. 20 for an unknown reason then rolled as the driver tried to correct its course.

All 30 passengers were hurt. Investigators say they were on a seven -day tour that started in Los Angeles and was set to end in Salt Lake City.

The crash occurred near Bryce Canyon National Park, a red-rock landscape.

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