A crashed Corsicana school bus is pulled upright following a crash. (Photo credit Ron Farmer, Corsicana Daily Sun)
CORSICANA (AP) – Authorities say a collision between a small school bus and an SUV has sent seven people to a hospital and left the district vehicle on its side.
Corsicana police Chief Randy Bratton says the school bus failed to yield the right of way Tuesday morning.
A Corsicana Independent School District spokesman told The Associated Press that all five special-needs students and the bus driver were transported to a hospital, as a precaution.
Authorities say the SUV driver later complained of pain and also went to the hospital.
Police say the injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
The accident happened around 7:15 a.m. Tuesday as the students were being transported to school in Corsicana, located 50 miles southeast of Dallas.
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