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A Northfield Township bus accident has resulted in minor injuries for at least 14 members of a Mount Pleasant Amish church. The accident occurred when a tour bus was rear-ended by a semi tractor-trailer on U.S. 23 near Barker Road north of Ann Arbor. More than 20 people were crammed in the 13-passenger tour bus. The 14 were taken to the University of Michigan Hospital, but 8 people refused treatment for minor injuries.
This is a pretty alarming tragedy and I am sorry it happened. Although many people were injured, it sounds like their injuries were relatively minor. This is very fortunate for a couple of reasons. First, accidents involving semi-trucks tend to be very bad accidents. Second, buses are usually not equipped with seatbelts and other safety features now standard in cars. A bus-truck combination accident has the potential to be a very serious accident but fortunately it sounds like no one was critically injured in this accident.
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