At least one dead, multiple injured in Texas Greyhound bus accident

Posted: Sep 14, 2020 / 05:22 PM CDT | Updated: Sep 14, 2020 / 05:22 PM CDT

SEYMOUR, Texas (NewsNation Now) — At least one person is dead and multiple are injured after a rollover bus accident in Texas.

According to DPS Highway Patrol, there were 29 passengers along with the driver of the Greyhound on board at the time of the crash. Multiple people were taken to the hospital and three were transported by air evacuation.

NewsNation affiliate KFDX reported that a white pickup truck was also involved in the accident. The driver suffered non life-threatening injuries.

The bus was traveling from Denver to Dallas with its next stop scheduled to be Wichita Falls, Texas. The bus left Lubbock, Texas at 10:40 a.m. and was supposed to arrive in Wichita Falls at 2:40 p.m.

This story is developing. Refresh for updates.

NewsNation affiliate KFDX contributed to this report.

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