Trooper said driver in serious Wayne bus crash had driven too many hours MARCH 15, 2014 BY RICHARD COWEN STAFF WRITER THE RECORD WAYNE — The driver of a Canadian bus that crashed on a Route 80 off-ramp in October 2012, injuring 23 people, had been on duty for more than 15 hours in the 24-hour period before the accident, a violation of federal safety regulations, a state trooper testified Friday. Neville Larmont, the driver of a bus that crashed in October 2012, in court Friday, accused of violating federal safety regulations. Neville Larmont, the driver of a bus that crashed in October 2012, in court Friday, accused of violating federal safety regulations. Trooper Danny Ross took the witness stand as the trial of driver Neville Larmont of Toronto began in Wayne Municipal Court. Ross, who investigated the http://www.northjersey.com/towns/bus-driver-on-trial-1.741875http://www.northjersey.com/towns/bus-driver-on-trial-1.741875v