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No injuries reported after two Riverview School District buses are involved in Judsonia accident as Arkansas State Police investigate

Credit: Arkansas State Police

Judsonia, Arkansas – Two school buses from the Riverview School District were involved in an accident Wednesday afternoon in Judsonia, prompting a response from law enforcement and an investigation by Arkansas State Police.

The crash happened at approximately 3:30 p.m. on August 19. Arkansas State Police are leading the investigation into what happened and the circumstances surrounding the collision.

Despite the involvement of two school buses, officials said no children appeared to have been injured in the accident.

The buses were carrying students from the Riverview School District when the incident occurred. Emergency personnel responded to the scene after the crash, with authorities working to determine the details of the incident.

While no injuries were reported among the children, five parents requested that their children receive additional medical evaluations as a precaution. Those students were taken to Unity Health for further evaluation.

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Officials did not report any serious injuries connected to the crash.

Both school buses sustained minimal damage in the accident, according to officials. The extent of the damage did not appear to result in major consequences for the buses or students involved.

The incident nevertheless prompted an immediate response because of the presence of children on the buses. Authorities are continuing to gather information as part of the investigation.

Arkansas State Police have not released additional details about what led to the accident. The investigation remains ongoing, and officials are expected to review the circumstances surrounding the crash as they work to establish what happened.

The fact that no children appeared to have suffered injuries provided some relief following the incident, while the precautionary medical evaluations allowed parents to have their children checked by medical professionals.

The five children taken to Unity Health were evaluated as a precaution after their parents requested additional medical attention.

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Officials have not indicated that any of the students required treatment for injuries resulting from the crash.

The accident is being investigated by Arkansas State Police, which will determine the circumstances surrounding the collision involving the two Riverview School District buses.

As the investigation continues, authorities have not announced any additional information about possible contributing factors or whether any citations or other actions will result from the incident.

For now, officials have confirmed that the children appeared to avoid injury and that damage to both buses was minimal. Further information may be released as the Arkansas State Police investigation progresses.

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