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Oct 16, 2026
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Driver rear‑ends Forest Grove school bus; no students injured

Forest Grove, Oregon – Early Thursday morning, around 8:40 a.m., a pickup truck struck the rear of a Forest Grove School District bus on Goff Road. The crash prompted a quick response from local police, who confirmed that none of the students aboard the bus suffered injuries.

Police report and safety reminder

According to the Forest Grove Police Department, the bus driver and all children on the vehicle were fine. The driver of the pickup truck was treated at the scene for minor injuries and released after receiving basic medical care.

In a social‑media post, officers used the incident as an opportunity to remind residents to exercise extra caution around school buses, especially during cooler mornings when glare from fogged or dew‑covered windows can impair vision. “Drive extra cautiously around school buses, and note that with the cooler mornings and bright morning sun, reflective glare from fogged or dew on windows can impede your vision,” the department wrote.

Community impact

While the collision caused no serious harm, it underscores the importance of vigilant driving in school zones. Parents and teachers praised the swift police response and the fact that the bus driver maintained control, preventing a potentially dangerous situation for the children.

Forest Grove officials have reiterated their commitment to student safety on the road. The school district’s transportation director, who was not on the scene, said, “Our drivers are trained to handle emergencies, and we work closely with local law enforcement to ensure safe travel for every student.”

What residents can do

Police recommend the following steps for drivers navigating school‑bus routes:

  • Slow down and be prepared to stop when a school bus displays its flashing red lights.
  • Maintain a safe distance behind a bus, especially in low‑visibility conditions.
  • Keep windows clean to reduce glare that can obscure a bus’s stop signals.
  • Stay alert for children boarding or exiting the bus, particularly during early morning and late afternoon hours.

By following these guidelines, community members can help keep Forest Grove’s streets safe for its youngest travelers.


Original reporting: KPTV FOX 12 Portland (news) — read the source article.

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