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4 school buses crash within an hour in Fort Worth

By Kaley Johnson

October 26, 2018 05:29 PM

Police officers, firefighters and ambulance first responders were working on multiple school bus crashes at the same time. None of the children on board the buses were reported injured.
Police officers, firefighters and ambulance first responders were working on multiple school bus crashes at the same time. None of the children on board the buses were reported injured. Getty Images iStockphoto
Police officers, firefighters and ambulance first responders were working on multiple school bus crashes at the same time. None of the children on board the buses were reported injured. Getty Images iStockphoto
FORT WORTH

Officials were working on four school bus crashes at the same time on Friday.

As of 4:30 p.m., there did not appear to be any major injuries from any of the crashes, which occurred within an hour of one another.

The first crash was in the 1700 block of May Street at about 3:30 p.m. Four students were on the bus at the time and none were hurt.

At about 4 p.m., another bus with two children on board crashed at Interstate 114 and Roaring Road.

About five minutes later, a fully loaded bus with 14 students on board was in a crash at West Biddison Street and South Main Street.

About 40 students were on a school bus at about 4:19 p.m when it was involved in a crash at Fossil Ridge High School at 4101 Thompson Rd. The students were being assessed for injuries at 4:30 p.m.

Kaley Johnson: 817-390-7028, @KaleyJohnson6

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