A Michigan school bus transporting 11 students with special needs hydroplaned and crashed into a semi-truck on Wednesday morning, reported CBS News.
The incident occurred at approximately 9:30 a.m., when a Jackson County Intermediate school bus hydroplaned causing the driver to lose control before crashing into a semi-truck.
Michigan State Police troopers and Blackman Township officers who responded to the scene said via the article that once the semi-truck was struck, it hit the median wall and the bus rolled on its side.
According to the news report, there was a bus attendant and 11 students with special needs on board the bus along with the bus driver. Three students and the bus driver were reportedly injured and taken to a local hospital. Their current condition is unknown.
The Michigan Stet Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division will reportedly inspect the bus and the semi-truck on Thursday as both the wet road and speed seemed to be factors in the crash. The investigation is ongoing.
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