EAST GREENWICH TOWNSHIP, NJ — Two kids and one adult were taken to the hospital after a school bus crashed with a pickup truck along Kings Highway on Tuesday morning, the East Greenwich Township Police Department said.
At around 7 a.m., officers responded to the area near East Wolfert Station Road (County Route 664) where the bus had rolled over multiple times after the collision.
Four people, including two students who attend Kingsway Learning Center in Voorhees, were on board. One student is in fifth grade and the other is in tenth grade, officials added.
Both of the children were treated by EMS on-scene before being taken to Cooper University Hospital with non-critical injuries.
An adult who was also on the bus was taken to Cooper University Hospital with non-critical injuries.
The drivers of the bus and the pickup truck both declined medical attention, according to police.
The crash is still under review. No charges have been filed.
Overhead helicopter footage provided by NBC shows damage to both the bus and truck, the latter of which was seen being towed away.
Anyone with information or who may have witnessed the crash is asked to contact (856) 423-4322.
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