School students evacuated after bus crashes into residential Glenelg fence
A bus carrying schoolchildren has clipped a car, then smashed into a residential fence during peak hour at Glenelg. Meanwhile, a potato truck has rolled near Clare.
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Students on-board an Adelaide Metro service at Glenelg have escaped serious injury after their bus ploughed into a fence on Friday morning.
Emergency services were alerted to the incident around 8.50am at the intersection of Moseley St and Pier St involving bus travelling on route 265.
It is understood the bus clipped a car before crashing into the front fence of a house.
A Department for Infrastructure and Transport spokesperson said four passengers on the bus were uninjured and transferred to another service.
“An investigation is underway into the circumstances of the incident,” the spokesperson said.
The driver of the car did not sustain any injuries.
Meanwhile, a potato truck has rolled near Keith, spilling tens of thousands of potatoes across Emu Flat Road.
Emergency services were called to the scene about 10.15pm on Thursday, after the truck tipped over blocking the road.
The truck driver was not injured in the incident.
The road is closed while the potatoes are cleared, but is expected to reopen today.
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