School bus from Maryland School for the Blind crashes through building, 3 taken to hospital
A school bus carrying students from the Maryland School for the Blind crashed through a building in Parkville Tuesday afternoon.
The bus driver, a child on the bus and an adult who was not on the bus ended up at the hospital with minor injuries, according to the Baltimore County Fire Department. Two additional children from the bus and eight other people from the scene were evaluated, but were not taken to the hospital.
The Baltimore County Fire Department shared photos from the crash scene on Harford Road, which happened just after 2 p.m.
On Wednesday, Baltimore County Police said their preliminary investigation found that a car traveling southbound crossed into the northbound lane, right into the path of the school bus. The bus crashed into the building, and the car struck a second vehicle.
"We were sitting at the red light and we just felt like we just got hit a few times, hard," a witness told WJZ-TV.
"We are grateful to the Baltimore County Fire Department, EMS, law enforcement, and hospital personnel for their prompt response and care," the Maryland School for the Blind said in a statement.
