Two dead, multiple injuries reported after SUV hits front end of Greyhound bus in Indiana
By Deanna Hackney, CNN
Two people in an SUV died Friday when their vehicle, traveling southbound on I-65, crossed the median and hit the front end of a Greyhound bus, according to Indiana State Police Sgt. Jeremy Piers.
The crash occurred at about 12:40 p.m. Friday in White County, Indiana, on I-65.
Piers said that multiple injuries were reported from the Greyhound bus from passengers, as well as the driver, but none of them are life-threatening at this time.
According to Piers, it is believed the SUV was clipped by another vehicle and then lost control, careened across the median and into the Greyhound bus.
Greyhound said in a statement that the bus originated in Louisville, Kentucky, with Chicago, Illinois, as a final destination.
It adds, “Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved in today’s incident. Our priority is taking care of all the passengers, employees and families affected and we will continue to support local authorities with this matter. We can confirm the Greyhound driver and several passengers have been transported to area hospitals.”
This is a developing story and will be updated.
