No serious injuries reported after Madison school bus involved in crash on Oak Street

Lou Whitmire, Mansfield News Journal
Updated ·1 min read
A Madison School bus and a vehicle collided around 4 p.m. Wednesday on Oak Street. No students on the bus were seriously injured. One person in the yellow vehicle was transferred to a local hospital, a Mansfield fire official said.
A Madison School bus and a vehicle collided around 4 p.m. Wednesday on Oak Street. No students on the bus were seriously injured. One person in the yellow vehicle was transferred to a local hospital, a Mansfield fire official said.

Madison Schools Superintendent Rod Petersen said there were no apparent injuries to any of the students who were on the bus which was involved in a crash Wednesday.

A Mansfield Fire Department official said a small, yellow vehicle and the bus collided around 4 p.m. Wednesday along Oak Street.

An individual in the yellow vehicle was transported by squad to a hospital, according to Assistant Mansfield fire Chief Troy Reed.

Mansfield police are on the scene along with firefighters.

Mansfield police and firefighters are investigating a Madison school bus-vehicle crash on Oak Street Wednesday. No students on the bus were seriously injured. One person was transferred by squad to a hospital from the compact vehicle, a fire official said.
Mansfield police and firefighters are investigating a Madison school bus-vehicle crash on Oak Street Wednesday. No students on the bus were seriously injured. One person was transferred by squad to a hospital from the compact vehicle, a fire official said.

Students were expected to be transferred to another school bus that already was parked nearby.

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