School Bus with Students Crashes in New Jersey

There was an accident this morning (Tuesday) in Mercer County that involved a school bus carrying children. The good news, according to Patch, is that there were no life-threatening injuries; however, a couple of passengers did require medical attention.

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Emergency Crews Respond to the Scene

According to reports, the bus, from the Robbinsville School District, went off the road (Hankins Road) and struck a tree on Tuesday morning. Police received a call about the accident around 7:38 am.

Students on Board During Morning Route Crash

Along with the driver were 10 students. After examinations, "The bus driver was taken to Capital Health Regional Medical Center, and one student passenger was taken to Princeton Medical Center, police said."

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Despite the incident, school operations at Pond Road Middle School proceeded as normal.

Families of the students involved were contacted by school officials.

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