Two students and an adult were hospitalized early Tuesday after a school bus and a pick-up truck were involved in a collision in East Greenwich Township, New Jersey.
The bus rolled over through the course of the crash, according to police.
Seen from NBC10’s Sky Force 10 at about 8 a.m. on Tuesday, the school bus showed signs of damage all across the vehicle, especially along the driver’s side, as it sat on the side of the roadway along Kings Highway at East Wolfert Station Road in East Greenwich Township in Gloucester County.
The windshield was smashed, a deep impression from the impact of the collision curled the bus driver’s side and a tire was flattened on the passenger side.
Following the crash, two students and an adult were transported to nearby hospitals with injuries that did not appear to be life-threatening, officials said.
The drivers of both the school bus and the pick-up truck declined medical services at the scene.
As officers inspected the damage to the school bus, a tow truck could be seen dragging away a black pick-up truck that had suffered extensive damage to the front of the vehicle.
Officials did not immediately say what school the students attended or what grade they may be in.
No charges have been filed as an investigation into this crash was ongoing on Tuesday morning.
Police are asking anyone who may have witnesses this incident or my have information on the crash to contact the East Greenwich Township Police Department at 856-423-4322.
