No students injured in DeKalb school bus crash

No students were injured Tuesday afternoon after a DeKalb County school bus collided with another vehicle, officials said.

Emergency crews were called to the intersection of Biltmore Trace and South Deshon Road about 4:15 p.m. after the bus “made contact” with another vehicle, DeKalb schools spokesperson Donald Porter said. Two students were on board at the time.

No injuries were initially reported, but the driver of the other vehicle was eventually taken to a hospital for evaluation of minor injuries, DeKalb police said.

Authorities did not say if anyone was charged.

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