15 people injured, including two critically, after pedal pub in Atlanta overturns
Fifteen people were injured after a pedal pub a group was riding in Atlanta overturned on Saturday.
Two of the people were critically injured in the incident, the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department confirmed to USA TODAY. Three people were in serious condition after the incident, and the other 10 individuals reported minor injuries.
The incident took place at about 6:30 p.m. in Midtown Atlanta.
The pedal pub, a popular vehicle with wheels that a group can sit on and pedal through a city, "tipped over while making a turn," the Atlanta Police Department confirmed in a statement. No other vehicles were involved in the incident.
Police also confirmed that none of the injuries appeared "life threatening." The driver of the pedal pub was charged with DUI and a violation of a business permit.
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The Atlanta Police Department is investigating the incident.
USA TODAY has reached out to Pedal Pub Atlanta for additional information.
Pedal Pub allows people to pedal along a route and stop at area bars and restaurants in Atlanta, according to its website. Each of the bikes can hold up to 15 people. Riders are allowed to bring beer and wine on the pedal pubs, but they cannot bring liquor or take drinks off of the ride.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Pedal pub overturns in Atlanta, injuring 15 people
