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Old Kings Elementary School Bus Involved in Minor 4:30 p.m. Wreck on Colechester

January 7, 2013 | FlaglerLive | 3 Comments

The Butterfly bus was involved in the wreck. (FlaglerLive)
The Butterfly bus was involved in the wreck. (FlaglerLive)

A Flagler County school bus carrying less than two dozen students from Old Kings Elementary School was involved in a minor wreck at 4:30 this afternoon at Colechester Lane and Colleen Court. No one was hurt, though one child complained of a little pain and was picked up by a parent.

Many of the children were transferred to another bus at the scene, and were back on their way home by 5 p.m. Others were picked up by parents who came to the scene, which was being investigated by the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office.

The collision took place near the intersection, involving the bus–Number 20409–and a gray Jeep SUV. The SUV’s left-front collided with the bus’s left-front. Both vehicles were damaged at those extremities, but not seriously. The occupants of the SUV were not hurt.

The children on board the bus were in good humor (“save me from this tragedy,” one child jokingly yelled out to a parent who’d come to pick her up) as school officials shepherded them through the transfer, after they waited on the bus for sheriff’s deputies to complete a few investigative steps.

Children were escorted to a waiting replacement bus, and were on their way by 5 p.m. (FlaglerLive)
Children were escorted to a waiting replacement bus, and were on their way by 5 p.m. (FlaglerLive)
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  1. Knapp says

    January 9, 2013 at 10:13 am

    Perhaps it’s time audit and test some of these bus drivers I meanright do we really want 75 to 85the year ilds driving our future?

  2. confidential says

    January 9, 2013 at 2:11 pm

    As a local resident driver aware of all our narrow curvy roads typical of countryside unincorporated areas in our county and cities, I always yield to school buses and leave plenty of room for them first, while keeping my attention and safe distance because they carry our precious children students.
    I could not care less for the bus driver even if were using a bit unbecoming driving….but I do it for those kids. My babies are over 40 years all now, but they also rode the bus to school then. Lets give those bus drivers the respect and plenty of space, wether the driver is an elderly lady or gentleman….just do it for the children.

  3. Anonymous says

    January 12, 2013 at 5:31 pm

    This bus driver is not over the age of 50

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