Bus driver and passengers in hospital after crash on A77

Bus driver and three passengers rushed to hospital after crash on major route <i>(Image: M77.)</i>
Bus driver and three passengers rushed to hospital after crash on major route (Image: M77.)
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The driver of a Bus and three passengers have been rushed to hospital following a three-vehicle crash.

The collision, which involved the bus as well as a car and campervan, took place on the A77 at the junction with the B7034 near Minishant, Ayr.

We previously reported that the incident happened around 5.15pm on Friday, 27 March. The crash closed part of the road.

Cops say the road has now re-opened and enquiries into the incident are ongoing.

Two further people have also attended hospital as a precaution.


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A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "The A77 at the junction with the B7034 near Minishant, Ayr, has re-opened following a three-vehicle crash.

"The crash happened around 5.15pm on Friday, 27 March, and involved a bus, a car, and a campervan.

"The driver of the bus and three passengers were taken to hospital for treatment.

"Two further people have also attended hospital as a precaution.

"Enquiries are ongoing."

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