Major Delays on I-465 After Warren Township School Bus Overturns With 5th Grade Students Aboard
I-465 & Exit 44B
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- A Warren Township school bus flipped in a crash along northbound Interstate 465 on Indianapolis' east side Tuesday morning. The crash was reported around 10 a.m. near Washington Street, south of I-70, according to Indiana State Police.
- The bus, from Creston Intermediate Middle School, had 25 fifth-graders and three adults on board at the time of the crash.
- All 28 individuals were evaluated and cared for medically; several injuries were reported, though none are believed to be extremely critical.
- Three lanes on the northbound side were closed, causing a large backup and traffic delays. State police said the closure could continue for some time.
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Three lanes on the northbound side of I-465 were closed, causing a large backup and traffic delays. The closure could continue for some time, according to state police.
All 28 individuals were evaluated and cared for medically.
The bus, from Creston Intermediate Middle School, had 25 fifth-graders and three adults on board.
A Warren Township school bus flipped in a crash along northbound I-465 near Washington Street, south of I-70, around 10 a.m. Tuesday, according to Indiana State Police.
Firefighters confirm both primary and secondary searches of the bus are complete and clear.
Medical facilities have been updated with the patient count.
All patients have been transported from the scene, per firefighters.
EMS has provided conditions for the children. One sustained life-threatening injuries, a second child sustained serious injuries and the rest of the children sustained minor injuries. Additionally, five adults sustained minor and moderate injuries.
EMS is transporting 18 children with minor injuries to a medical facility. Five adults have been taken to another facility.
No bus number or bus company has been provided at this time.
All necessary units are now on scene, with no additional responders en route.
Incoming medics are directed to collect patients north of the scene for transport to local hospitals.
Additional state troopers are requested to shut down the interstate to allow ambulance access to the scene.
All patients have been accounted for, with 24 children confirmed on the bus.
A public information officer (PIO) is responding to the scene to provide updates.
State Police request the closure of Washington Street at I-465 northbound due to the crash.
EMS reports eight children have sustained minor injuries and one adult with moderate injuries. Transport for the adult is underway.
EMS units are coordinating patient transport to various medical facilities based on injury severity.
Medics are directed to gather past the scene near Squad 14 to begin to receive patients.
All responding medics are instructed to enter from Washington Street to reach the scene on I-465 northbound.
The incident is confirmed to be on I-465 near Exit 44B.
Firefighters confirm 20 students are being assessed for injuries.
Firefighters report having sufficient on-scene resources to manage all victims.
Radio clips available.
All children from the bus are reported to be okay, but will be checked by emergency services as a precaution, per police.
Firefighters have completed the extrication of individuals from the bus. Emergency services are assisting on scene.
Firefighters are actively working to extricate individuals from the bus, with children gathered on the median.
Firefighters confirm a school bus is on its side at mile marker 45 northbound.
State police report 20 children and at least three adults involved. Additional units are en route.
Traffic camera footage shows a truck hit the center barrier, causing a school bus to tip over on I-465 Northbound.
Firefighters are responding to a vehicle collision with person possibly trapped.
Firefighters have received a report of a traffic accident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Mile 45 I-465.
Three lanes on the northbound side of I-465 were closed, causing a large backup and traffic delays. The closure could continue for some time, according to state police.
All 28 individuals were evaluated and cared for medically.
The bus, from Creston Intermediate Middle School, had 25 fifth-graders and three adults on board.
A Warren Township school bus flipped in a crash along northbound I-465 near Washington Street, south of I-70, around 10 a.m. Tuesday, according to Indiana State Police.
Firefighters confirm both primary and secondary searches of the bus are complete and clear.
Medical facilities have been updated with the patient count.
All patients have been transported from the scene, per firefighters.
EMS has provided conditions for the children. One sustained life-threatening injuries, a second child sustained serious injuries and the rest of the children sustained minor injuries. Additionally, five adults sustained minor and moderate injuries.
EMS is transporting 18 children with minor injuries to a medical facility. Five adults have been taken to another facility.
No bus number or bus company has been provided at this time.
All necessary units are now on scene, with no additional responders en route.
Incoming medics are directed to collect patients north of the scene for transport to local hospitals.
Additional state troopers are requested to shut down the interstate to allow ambulance access to the scene.
All patients have been accounted for, with 24 children confirmed on the bus.
A public information officer (PIO) is responding to the scene to provide updates.
State Police request the closure of Washington Street at I-465 northbound due to the crash.
EMS reports eight children have sustained minor injuries and one adult with moderate injuries. Transport for the adult is underway.
EMS units are coordinating patient transport to various medical facilities based on injury severity.
Medics are directed to gather past the scene near Squad 14 to begin to receive patients.
All responding medics are instructed to enter from Washington Street to reach the scene on I-465 northbound.
The incident is confirmed to be on I-465 near Exit 44B.
Firefighters confirm 20 students are being assessed for injuries.
Firefighters report having sufficient on-scene resources to manage all victims.
Radio clips available.
All children from the bus are reported to be okay, but will be checked by emergency services as a precaution, per police.
Firefighters have completed the extrication of individuals from the bus. Emergency services are assisting on scene.
Firefighters are actively working to extricate individuals from the bus, with children gathered on the median.
Firefighters confirm a school bus is on its side at mile marker 45 northbound.
State police report 20 children and at least three adults involved. Additional units are en route.
Traffic camera footage shows a truck hit the center barrier, causing a school bus to tip over on I-465 Northbound.
Firefighters are responding to a vehicle collision with person possibly trapped.
Firefighters have received a report of a traffic accident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Mile 45 I-465.
Three lanes on the northbound side of I-465 were closed, causing a large backup and traffic delays. The closure could continue for some time, according to state police.
All 28 individuals were evaluated and cared for medically.
The bus, from Creston Intermediate Middle School, had 25 fifth-graders and three adults on board.
A Warren Township school bus flipped in a crash along northbound I-465 near Washington Street, south of I-70, around 10 a.m. Tuesday, according to Indiana State Police.
Firefighters confirm both primary and secondary searches of the bus are complete and clear.
Medical facilities have been updated with the patient count.
All patients have been transported from the scene, per firefighters.
EMS has provided conditions for the children. One sustained life-threatening injuries, a second child sustained serious injuries and the rest of the children sustained minor injuries. Additionally, five adults sustained minor and moderate injuries.
EMS is transporting 18 children with minor injuries to a medical facility. Five adults have been taken to another facility.
No bus number or bus company has been provided at this time.
All necessary units are now on scene, with no additional responders en route.
Incoming medics are directed to collect patients north of the scene for transport to local hospitals.
Additional state troopers are requested to shut down the interstate to allow ambulance access to the scene.
All patients have been accounted for, with 24 children confirmed on the bus.
A public information officer (PIO) is responding to the scene to provide updates.
State Police request the closure of Washington Street at I-465 northbound due to the crash.
EMS reports eight children have sustained minor injuries and one adult with moderate injuries. Transport for the adult is underway.
EMS units are coordinating patient transport to various medical facilities based on injury severity.
Medics are directed to gather past the scene near Squad 14 to begin to receive patients.
All responding medics are instructed to enter from Washington Street to reach the scene on I-465 northbound.
The incident is confirmed to be on I-465 near Exit 44B.
Firefighters confirm 20 students are being assessed for injuries.
Firefighters report having sufficient on-scene resources to manage all victims.
Radio clips available.
All children from the bus are reported to be okay, but will be checked by emergency services as a precaution, per police.
Firefighters have completed the extrication of individuals from the bus. Emergency services are assisting on scene.
Firefighters are actively working to extricate individuals from the bus, with children gathered on the median.
Firefighters confirm a school bus is on its side at mile marker 45 northbound.
State police report 20 children and at least three adults involved. Additional units are en route.
Traffic camera footage shows a truck hit the center barrier, causing a school bus to tip over on I-465 Northbound.
Firefighters are responding to a vehicle collision with person possibly trapped.
Firefighters have received a report of a traffic accident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Mile 45 I-465.
Three lanes on the northbound side of I-465 were closed, causing a large backup and traffic delays. The closure could continue for some time, according to state police.
All 28 individuals were evaluated and cared for medically.
The bus, from Creston Intermediate Middle School, had 25 fifth-graders and three adults on board.
A Warren Township school bus flipped in a crash along northbound I-465 near Washington Street, south of I-70, around 10 a.m. Tuesday, according to Indiana State Police.
Firefighters confirm both primary and secondary searches of the bus are complete and clear.
Medical facilities have been updated with the patient count.
All patients have been transported from the scene, per firefighters.
EMS has provided conditions for the children. One sustained life-threatening injuries, a second child sustained serious injuries and the rest of the children sustained minor injuries. Additionally, five adults sustained minor and moderate injuries.
EMS is transporting 18 children with minor injuries to a medical facility. Five adults have been taken to another facility.
No bus number or bus company has been provided at this time.
All necessary units are now on scene, with no additional responders en route.
Incoming medics are directed to collect patients north of the scene for transport to local hospitals.
Additional state troopers are requested to shut down the interstate to allow ambulance access to the scene.
All patients have been accounted for, with 24 children confirmed on the bus.
A public information officer (PIO) is responding to the scene to provide updates.
State Police request the closure of Washington Street at I-465 northbound due to the crash.
EMS reports eight children have sustained minor injuries and one adult with moderate injuries. Transport for the adult is underway.
EMS units are coordinating patient transport to various medical facilities based on injury severity.
Medics are directed to gather past the scene near Squad 14 to begin to receive patients.
All responding medics are instructed to enter from Washington Street to reach the scene on I-465 northbound.
The incident is confirmed to be on I-465 near Exit 44B.
Firefighters confirm 20 students are being assessed for injuries.
Firefighters report having sufficient on-scene resources to manage all victims.
Radio clips available.
All children from the bus are reported to be okay, but will be checked by emergency services as a precaution, per police.
Firefighters have completed the extrication of individuals from the bus. Emergency services are assisting on scene.
Firefighters are actively working to extricate individuals from the bus, with children gathered on the median.
Firefighters confirm a school bus is on its side at mile marker 45 northbound.
State police report 20 children and at least three adults involved. Additional units are en route.
Traffic camera footage shows a truck hit the center barrier, causing a school bus to tip over on I-465 Northbound.
Firefighters are responding to a vehicle collision with person possibly trapped.
Firefighters have received a report of a traffic accident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Mile 45 I-465.
Three lanes on the northbound side of I-465 were closed, causing a large backup and traffic delays. The closure could continue for some time, according to state police.
All 28 individuals were evaluated and cared for medically.
The bus, from Creston Intermediate Middle School, had 25 fifth-graders and three adults on board.
A Warren Township school bus flipped in a crash along northbound I-465 near Washington Street, south of I-70, around 10 a.m. Tuesday, according to Indiana State Police.
Firefighters confirm both primary and secondary searches of the bus are complete and clear.
Medical facilities have been updated with the patient count.
All patients have been transported from the scene, per firefighters.
EMS has provided conditions for the children. One sustained life-threatening injuries, a second child sustained serious injuries and the rest of the children sustained minor injuries. Additionally, five adults sustained minor and moderate injuries.
EMS is transporting 18 children with minor injuries to a medical facility. Five adults have been taken to another facility.
No bus number or bus company has been provided at this time.
All necessary units are now on scene, with no additional responders en route.
Incoming medics are directed to collect patients north of the scene for transport to local hospitals.
Additional state troopers are requested to shut down the interstate to allow ambulance access to the scene.
All patients have been accounted for, with 24 children confirmed on the bus.
A public information officer (PIO) is responding to the scene to provide updates.
State Police request the closure of Washington Street at I-465 northbound due to the crash.
EMS reports eight children have sustained minor injuries and one adult with moderate injuries. Transport for the adult is underway.
EMS units are coordinating patient transport to various medical facilities based on injury severity.
Medics are directed to gather past the scene near Squad 14 to begin to receive patients.
All responding medics are instructed to enter from Washington Street to reach the scene on I-465 northbound.
The incident is confirmed to be on I-465 near Exit 44B.
Firefighters confirm 20 students are being assessed for injuries.
Firefighters report having sufficient on-scene resources to manage all victims.
Radio clips available.
All children from the bus are reported to be okay, but will be checked by emergency services as a precaution, per police.
Firefighters have completed the extrication of individuals from the bus. Emergency services are assisting on scene.
Firefighters are actively working to extricate individuals from the bus, with children gathered on the median.
Firefighters confirm a school bus is on its side at mile marker 45 northbound.
State police report 20 children and at least three adults involved. Additional units are en route.
Traffic camera footage shows a truck hit the center barrier, causing a school bus to tip over on I-465 Northbound.
Firefighters are responding to a vehicle collision with person possibly trapped.
Firefighters have received a report of a traffic accident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Mile 45 I-465.
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Dear Warren Families and Staff, This morning, one of our Creston Intermediate Middle School buses was involved in an accident on I-465. There were 25 fifth-grade students and three adults on the bus. All 28 individuals are receiving medical evaluation and care. We are contacting the families of the students on the bus directly. We are working with emergency responders and school staff to support everyone involved. We will share another update as soon as we have confirmed information.
Stop blaming the bus driver, cars are always cutting the buses off.
Again to you critics, I was DRIVING and trying to focus so I didn’t cause an accident myself so save the snarky 💩
Sorry yall the camera was hard to keep steady while driving and I didn’t want to cause another accident
Thank you for showing what you did, though!
Dear Warren Families and Staff, This morning, one of our Creston Intermediate Middle School buses was involved in an accident on I-465. There were 25 fifth-grade students and three adults on the bus. All 28 individuals are receiving medical evaluation and care. We are contacting the families of the students on the bus directly. We are working with emergency responders and school staff to support everyone involved. We will share another update as soon as we have confirmed information.
Stop blaming the bus driver, cars are always cutting the buses off.
Again to you critics, I was DRIVING and trying to focus so I didn’t cause an accident myself so save the snarky 💩
Sorry yall the camera was hard to keep steady while driving and I didn’t want to cause another accident
Thank you for showing what you did, though!
Dear Warren Families and Staff, This morning, one of our Creston Intermediate Middle School buses was involved in an accident on I-465. There were 25 fifth-grade students and three adults on the bus. All 28 individuals are receiving medical evaluation and care. We are contacting the families of the students on the bus directly. We are working with emergency responders and school staff to support everyone involved. We will share another update as soon as we have confirmed information.
Stop blaming the bus driver, cars are always cutting the buses off.
Again to you critics, I was DRIVING and trying to focus so I didn’t cause an accident myself so save the snarky 💩
Sorry yall the camera was hard to keep steady while driving and I didn’t want to cause another accident
Thank you for showing what you did, though!
Dear Warren Families and Staff, This morning, one of our Creston Intermediate Middle School buses was involved in an accident on I-465. There were 25 fifth-grade students and three adults on the bus. All 28 individuals are receiving medical evaluation and care. We are contacting the families of the students on the bus directly. We are working with emergency responders and school staff to support everyone involved. We will share another update as soon as we have confirmed information.
Stop blaming the bus driver, cars are always cutting the buses off.
Again to you critics, I was DRIVING and trying to focus so I didn’t cause an accident myself so save the snarky 💩
Sorry yall the camera was hard to keep steady while driving and I didn’t want to cause another accident
Thank you for showing what you did, though!
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Dear Warren Families and Staff, This morning, one of our Creston Intermediate Middle School buses was involved in an accident on I-465. There were 25 fifth-grade students and three adults on the bus. All 28 individuals are receiving medical evaluation and care. We are contacting the families of the students on the bus directly. We are working with emergency responders and school staff to support everyone involved. We will share another update as soon as we have confirmed information.
Stop blaming the bus driver, cars are always cutting the buses off.
Again to you critics, I was DRIVING and trying to focus so I didn’t cause an accident myself so save the snarky 💩
Sorry yall the camera was hard to keep steady while driving and I didn’t want to cause another accident
Thank you for showing what you did, though!