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The I-95 Catastrophe: Expert Analysis of the Stafford Bus Crash and E&P Travel Accountability The impact was catastrophic. Early on a Friday morning, while most of Stafford, Virginia was still asleep, an 80,000-pound motorcoach traveling south on I-95 failed to respond to the slow and stopped traffic ahead. It didn’t just hit the car in front of it; it tore through a traffic queue, triggering a chain-reaction collision that left five people dead and 44 others injured. The bus, operated by E&P Travel, was on a long-haul route from New York to Charlotte, North Carolina. In an instant, a routine trip became a mass-casualty event. At Attorney911, we have spent 27+ years standing in the gap for families whose lives have been shattered by commercial vehicle negligence. We know that when a professional driver is charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter, as 48-year-old Jing Dong has been, the failure wasn’t just a “mistake.” It was a systemic breakdown of safety protocols. If you or a loved one were involved in the Stafford I-95 crash, you are facing a long road to recovery. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has already deployed a team of specialists to Stafford to investigate…