First responders were on the scene of a two‑vehicle crash involving a Tyler city bus and a passenger car in the 4600 block of Troup Highway on Tuesday afternoon. The incident happened at approximately 1:28 p.m., according to Tyler’s active‑calls website.
Police and emergency details
Police spokesperson Andy Erbaugh said the passenger car contained at least one child. Emergency medical services checked the child and other occupants at the scene, though no serious injuries have been reported at this time.
The city bus, part of Tyler Transit’s regular service, was traveling along Troup Highway when the collision occurred. The exact cause of the crash has not yet been released, and investigators are working to determine the factors that led to the accident.
Community impact
Tyler residents rely on the city bus system for daily commutes, school transportation, and access to essential services. While the crash caused a temporary disruption on Troup Highway, police and fire crews cleared the roadway promptly to restore normal traffic flow.
City officials reminded drivers to exercise caution, especially in areas with high pedestrian and school‑bus activity. The Tyler Police Department encourages anyone with additional information about the crash to contact the department’s non‑emergency line.
Safety reminder
Motorists are urged to obey speed limits, avoid distractions, and ensure that child passengers are properly secured in appropriate safety seats. The city continues to prioritize road safety through regular public‑awareness campaigns and cooperation with local schools and community groups.
Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses and more details become available.
Original reporting: KLTV 7 Tyler (news) — read the source article.
