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When a Wrong-Way Truck Meets a School Bus on I-20: What the Big Spring Crash Teaches Every Texas Family You are reading this because a Ford F-350 pickup came barreling down the eastbound lanes of Interstate 20 going the wrong direction, and the first thing in its path was a charter bus full of teenagers from Andrews High School’s marching band. Three people are dead. Two students were flown by helicopter to a trauma center in Lubbock in critical condition. And you want to know what happens now — who is responsible, what the law allows, and whether the system that let a vehicle get on the interstate going the wrong way will ever answer for it. We are going to tell you everything we know about how a case like this is built, who the defendants are, what the evidence clock looks like, and what the fight actually involves. This is not a brochure. This is the work. The crash happened near mile marker 179 on I-20, just outside Big Spring in Howard County, at 4:46 p.m. on a November Friday. The sun was dropping toward the horizon in West Texas — that transition hour when depth perception degrades…