Houston, TX – Two students from Sherman Elementary School were injured when their school bus was involved in an accident in Houston on Monday, November 2nd, 2015.
A school bus for Houston Independent School District was involved in a minor accident near St. Emanuel Street and Franklin Street. The specifics of the collision are not available.
Two students from Sherman Elementary School were transported to the hospital as a precautionary measure. The injuries sustained are not available.
The accident is under investigation by HISD Police. Further specifics pertaining to the accident are not available.
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We’re missing a lot of information about this accident. We’re not sure if there was another vehicle involved, if a tire blew, or what really happened. Depending on those details, it could impact who would be held responsible for this accident.
School bus accidents work differently than a regular car accident. For one, there are insurance limits on how much money can be given out per accident, and specific limits on how much an individual person can receive. The new sources seem to think that any injuries sustained here were relatively minor. But sometimes that don’t have all the details.
It will be interesting to see what happens after this incident is investigated. People deserve to know what really happened here.
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