http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDTLo-nDsUQ

A search for "bus crash" finds copies if that one won't play.
This happened in Turkey (Akhisar).

Horizontal distance compression makes it hard to tell if the car-
driver totally blew it or the bus was going too fast also. Yes,
I'd put most blame on the car, since the driver should have seen
that conflict coming. Considering the apparent steepness of the
hill and/or rain, the bus may have lost braking power earlier.

F.W.

http://www.geocities.com/aggressive_driving/

Caveat: There are many times when speeders make it hard to judge
when to pull out because you can't see them until it's too late
(blind hills or curves). Drivers have a right to expect vehicles
coming at them _near_ the speed limit when they merge onto
faster roads. Otherwise it's too much of a guessing game. The
speediot attitude is usually "Get out of MY way. I ain't got to
play by dem rules."