Investigators to Look for Mechanical Problems

Three separate investigations are under way Tuesday after a tour bus careened out of control down a steep Southern California mountain road and crashed, killing seven and injuring dozens.

The crash happened on Highway 38 in the Yucaipa area on Sunday evening, when a bus filled with skiers and snowboarders on a day trip from Tijuana to Big Bear hit a sedan and a truck then rolled over.

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A seventh victim was identified Tuesday: 24-year-old Liliana Camerina Sanchez Sauceda of Tijuana.

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NTSB Investigator-in-Charge Robert Accetta held a 4 p.Fiber Optic Patch Panel are also acknowledged as fibers distribution panelsm. Tuesday press conference at the Ontario tow yard where the tour bus had been taken. He said the mechanical inspection of the bus had not yet begun.

Investigators were in the San Diego area, interviewing the bus company's owner and its mechanic, and in Ontario, looking at the interior of the bus, he said.

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It wasn't known yet if a recording device -- an "engine control module" -- on the bus held any information related to the crash, Accetta said, noting that the "older bus" would have less information than a newer vehicle would have.

Accetta said the NTSB, which always response to aircraft crashes, examines highways collisions when agency officials think they can make safety recommendations or reiterate earlier recommendations based on the investigation.

A blood sample was taken from the driver by CHP and a follow-up interview occurred Tuesday, Accetta said.

CHP Officer Mario Lopez said earlier Tuesday that a "bumper-to-bumper" inspection was planned.

"There's a possibility of mechanical failure on the bus and that's what we want to look at. There's also the possibility of human error," Lopez said.

The driver has already been interviewed by authorities, who are also talking to passengers and witnesses.

'The vehicle was operated by Scapadas Magicas LLC of National City, Calif., which had 22 safety violations in federal inspections in the year ending in October, including brake, windshield and tire problems, according to government records.