On the day of July 25th, 2025, a Greyhound bus was traveling through Greenville, South Carolina when a serious crash occurred.  At least twelve people were injured, and reports showed that the accident occurred in a construction zone.  Questions have been raised about driver fatigue, careless driving, and bus safety standards.greyhound bus

Two passengers from the crash have retained Pracht Injury Lawyers, and we are actively investigating the circumstances of the incident. We will pursue every avenue to ensure that victims receive the compensation they deserve to help pay for their medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

Read more about this incident in the latest news coverage from FOX Carolina.

Bus Safety and Common Carrier Responsibility in South Carolina

In South Carolina, public transportation companies like Greyhound are considered what are called “common carriers.”  Under SC law, “common carriers” owe the highest duty of care to their passengers, which means that bus companies must take every reasonable precaution to protect them from harm.

When a crash happens, especially in a construction zone or under conditions involving fatigued or careless driving, the bus company immediately comes under scrutiny to see if it and its driver met this legal duty.  If they did not, passengers can hold them accountable through legal action.

Our Ongoing Investigation

The legal team at Pracht Injury Lawyers is conducting a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances surrounding this Greyhound bus crash. We are examining multiple factors that may have contributed to this collision, including:

  • Driver Performance: Federal hours-of-service regulations, driver training records, and any history of violations
  • Vehicle Maintenance: Bus inspection records, mechanical condition, and compliance with federal motor carrier safety standards
  • Company Policies: Greyhound's hiring practices, safety protocols, and driver supervision procedures
  • Road Conditions: Construction zone safety measures and visibility conditions at the time of the crash

Our investigation parallels the approach we take in all commercial vehicle accident cases, ensuring no stone is left unturned in building the strongest possible case for our clients.

Call for Witnesses and Injured Passengers

If you were a passenger in this Greyhound bus crash or were a witness to this incident, we want to hear from you.  Any information you can provide could be incredibly important to holding Greyhound accountable and bringing justice for all who were injured.

If you or one of your loved ones were hurt in this crash, you don’t have to face this alone.  Our attorneys are here to help you file a claim against Greyhound to recover compensation for your medical expenses, lost income, injuries, and emotional suffering.  You should not have to bear the burden of an event that was not your fault, and if you suffered trauma due to the negligence of others, they should be held accountable.

Commercial Vehicle Accidents Require Specialized Legal Expertise

Bus accidents differ significantly from typical car accident cases. These complex cases often involve multiple potentially liable parties, including:

  • The bus driver (for negligent operation)
  • The transportation company (for inadequate training, hiring, or supervision)
  • Vehicle manufacturers (for defective parts or systems)
  • Third parties (for road hazards or construction zone safety violations)

Like tractor trailer and trucking accident cases, commercial bus crashes are governed by federal transportation regulations that require specialized knowledge to navigate effectively.

Your Rights as a Greyhound Bus Crash Victim

If you were injured in this Greenville bus accident, you have important legal rights. Under South Carolina law, you may be entitled to compensation for:

  • Medical expenses (including ongoing treatment and rehabilitation)
  • Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
  • Pain and suffering
  • Emotional distress and trauma
  • Property damage

The statute of limitations for personal injury claims in South Carolina is typically three years, but certain factors can affect this timeline. It's crucial to act quickly to preserve evidence and protect your legal rights.

Why Choose Pracht Injury Lawyers for Your Bus Accident Case

At Pracht Injury Lawyers, we understand the unique challenges facing victims of commercial transportation accidents. Our team has successfully handled numerous cases involving common carriers and commercial vehicles, recovering millions of dollars for injured clients throughout South Carolina.

What sets us apart:

  • Experience with Complex Cases: We have the specialized knowledge needed to handle cases against major transportation companies like Greyhound
  • Thorough Investigation: Our team conducts independent investigations to uncover all factors contributing to your accident
  • No Upfront Costs: We work on a contingency fee basis—you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you
  • Statewide Representation: With offices in Anderson, Greenville, Summerville, and Camden, we serve clients throughout South Carolina

Contact Pracht Injury Lawyers Today

At Pracht Injury Lawyers, we fight for injured passengers and their families across South Carolina. Our mission is to protect the rights of the vulnerable and hold powerful corporations accountable.

šŸ“ž Call us today at 864-712-7317 or visit 864law.com to schedule a free consultation.

Pracht Injury Lawyers is proud to stand with passengers injured in the Greenville Greyhound bus crash. We are committed to seeking full justice and maximum compensation for those harmed.Free Consultation for Greyhound Bus Crash Victims

With offices conveniently located throughout South Carolina, we're here to fight for your rights and help you move forward after this traumatic experience. Our team is committed to seeking full justice and maximum compensation for those harmed in the Greenville Greyhound bus crash.

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Christopher Pracht is an experienced attorney at Pracht Injury Lawyers.
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