Elementary School Students Seriously Injured on Field Trip to Ford’s Test Track in Auburn Hills, Michigan
Two elementary school students were involved in a serious accident during a field trip to Ford’s test track in Auburn Hills, Michigan. The incident occurred when a demonstration driver, believed to be driving a Mustang, lost control of the vehicle and crashed into the guardrail where the students were gathered.
The Accident
The field trip took a horrifying turn when the driver of the Mustang veered off course and collided with the guardrail. The impact of the crash caused severe injuries to the two students who were standing behind the guardrail. Emergency services were immediately called to the scene to provide medical assistance.
The Lawsuit
Following the incident, a lawsuit has been filed against Ford. The lawsuit alleges that the company was negligent in ensuring the safety of the students during the field trip. It claims that the Mustang involved in the accident was improperly maintained and that Ford failed to properly train the demonstration driver.
Elijah Gibson, an eight-year-old student, is one of the victims of the accident. He suffered multiple fractures and is currently undergoing medical treatment. The other student, whose identity has not been disclosed, also sustained serious injuries and is receiving medical care.
Ford’s Response
Ford has expressed its concern for the injured students and their families. The company has stated that safety is its top priority and that it is fully cooperating with the investigation into the accident. Ford has also assured that it will take appropriate actions to prevent such incidents from happening in the future.
As the investigation continues, the injured students and their families are seeking justice and compensation for the physical and emotional trauma they have endured. The outcome of the lawsuit will determine the responsibility of Ford in the accident and the extent of the damages awarded to the victims.
