Moses Lake school bus involved in collision
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MOSES LAKE - No injuries were reported after a Moses Lake school bus transporting students was reportedly hit by an oncoming vehicle.
The crash occurred at about 11:50 a.m. Friday, according to Grant County Sheriff's Chief Deputy Ken Jones, who said a vehicle failed to keep left of the center line and struck the bus, which was traveling northeast on Dunn Street, just north of the Moses Lake Municipal Airport.
There were no serious injuries reported from either driver nor any of the 28 students onboard the bus at the time of the crash, Jones said.
Jones did not have the make and model of the second vehicle or driver information Monday.
Both vehicles were reportedly damaged only slightly and were driven from the scene.
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