(Darren England/AAP PHOTOS) Credit: AAPA bus driver who fatally struck a teenage pedestrian has lost an appeal after a judge found he had not been paying attention to traffic seconds before the tragedy. Lindsay Francis Selby, 72, received a suspended sentence in October 2025 after being found guilty of careless driving over the crash that killed Tia Angel Cameron. The driver had already committed the offence of careless driving when he tried to avoid multiple lanes of halted traffic in front of him. "He only noticed the peril in the last second, literally, and took the only evasive action available, to turn away from the black SUV," Judge Porter said. Queensland's maximum sentence for careless driving causing death is 12 months imprisonment or a $13,800 fine.