Queens Bus Accident Lawyer
Over 40 years of experience representing Queens residents injured in MTA bus, school bus, express bus, and airport bus accidents. Free consultation 24/7.

Experienced Bus Accident Representation in Queens
Queens, NYC's largest borough by area with over 2.4 million residents, has extensive MTA bus service along major corridors like Queens Boulevard (known as the \"Boulevard of Death\"), Main Street, and Northern Boulevard. The Q10, Q20, Q44, Q53, and Q60 routes see heavy traffic and frequent bus accidents. Express buses (QM1, QM5, QM8) transport commuters to Manhattan at high speeds. Queens school buses serve hundreds of schools from Astoria to Far Rockaway, while private buses serve JFK and LaGuardia airports. When you're injured in a Queens bus accident, you need attorneys who understand Queens County Supreme Court at 88-11 Sutphin Boulevard and can navigate the MTA's strict 90-day Notice of Claim requirement.
At Licatesi Law Group, we have over 40 years of experience representing Queens bus accident victims. We're familiar with every Queens neighborhood from Flushing to Jamaica, understand the specific dangers of Queens bus routes, and know how to maximize recovery in Queens County Supreme Court. Our attorneys work closely with Queens' Level I Trauma Centers at Elmhurst Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center to ensure you receive the best medical care and documentation for your case.
Common MTA Bus Routes in Queens
We handle bus accident cases on all major Queens MTA routes, including:
- Q10 (Lefferts Boulevard to JFK Airport)
- Q20 (Merrick Boulevard and Jamaica Avenue)
- Q44 (Main Street through Flushing)
- Q53 (Woodhaven Boulevard)
- Q60 (Queens Boulevard - high traffic route)
- Q64 (Main Street serving Flushing)
- Express buses: QM1, QM5, QM8 (to Manhattan)
- Airport buses: Q3, Q10, Q48, Q72
Major Queens Hospitals Treating Bus Accident Injuries
We represent Queens bus accident victims who received treatment at:
- Elmhurst Hospital Center (Level I Trauma Center)
- Jamaica Hospital Medical Center
- Queens Hospital Center (NYC Health + Hospitals)
- NewYork-Presbyterian Queens
- Long Island Jewish Medical Center (Level I Trauma)
- Mount Sinai Queens
CRITICAL: 90-Day Notice for Queens MTA Bus Accidents
If you were injured in an accident involving a Queens MTA bus (Q10, Q20, Q44, Q60, express buses, or any NYC Transit bus), you have only 90 DAYS to file a Notice of Claim.
Missing this deadline can permanently bar your Queens bus accident case, no matter how severe your injuries or how clear the bus driver's fault. The MTA paid over $431 MILLION in bus accident settlements, but only to victims who followed proper claim procedures.
Don't lose your right to compensation. Contact us immediately after any Queens MTA or school bus accident. We'll file your Notice of Claim with Queens County Supreme Court and protect your rights.
Frequently Asked Questions About Queens Bus Accidents
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Queens Neighborhoods We Serve
Our Queens bus accident lawyers represent clients throughout all of Queens County, including:
