Canada votes today; polls open in Lambton at 9:30 am
Another school bus accident – no injuries
September 28, 2015
OPP say no one was injured after a car and school bus collided in Central Lambton this afternoon.
Police, paramedics and Oil Springs and Petrolia/North Enniskillen firefighters were called to the corner of Marthaville Road and Courtright Line just after 3pm. A silver car and bus had collided with the wheel well of the bus being heavily damaged.
Police told motorists no one was injured in the crash. Parents of high school students could be seen arriving at the corner to pick up their children who waited in the ditch for a ride.
At 4pm the OPP were still on scene investigating.
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