A Bus Entered an Underpass. New Findings Regarding the Accident in Warsaw.
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New findings have emerged regarding one of the most unusual public transport accidents in Warsaw in recent months. An MZA bus that was involved in a series of collisions near the Zesłańców Syberyjskich roundabout on July 5, 2026, and then entered an underpass, has been thoroughly examined. The Municipal Bus Company (MZBus) has provided an update on the vehicle's technical condition. MZA: The bus was in good working order […] The article "Rammed …
A city bus that rammed more than a dozen cars and crashed into an underpass in Warsaw in July was fully operational, RMF MAXX has determined. The driver has been suspended from duty.
The bus involved in a collision in Ochota in July was technically sound, RMF MAXX reporter Przemysław Mzyk determined. The hypothesis of brake failure has been ruled out, confirmed by expert tests. The driver will no longer work for Miejskie Zakłady Autobusowe (MZA).
The MZA bus involved in a serious pileup in Warsaw's Ochota district in July was in good working order. Expert tests ruled out brake failure. The driver no longer works for Miejskie Zakłady Autobusowe (Miejski Zakłady Autobusowe), RMF reporter Przemysław Mzyk determined.
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