Bryantown, MD (March 25, 2026) – Six people were injured after a crash involving a school bus on Tuesday, March 24, in Bryantown. The accident occurred at the intersection of Edelen Church Road and Edelen Drive and was initially reported as a mass casualty incident.
According to reports, the school bus was carrying about 30 children at the time of the crash. Emergency units responded to the scene and transported five children and the bus driver to UM Charles Regional Medical Center for evaluation.
The remaining students were moved to another school bus provided by the Board of Education. A medical helicopter was placed on standby but was not needed. No additional details about the severity of injuries have been released.
The crash remains under investigation.
Our thoughts are with those affected as they continue to recover.
How School Bus Crashes Are Managed During Large Emergency Responses
Areas with multiple access points near Edelen Church Road and Edelen Drive can make crash responses more complex. In Bryantown, responders often manage vehicle movement carefully while assisting those involved.
Incidents involving school buses can require a larger response due to the number of passengers. Crews may quickly assess injuries, provide care, and coordinate transport for those who need further evaluation.
Traffic control is often used to keep the area safe while students are moved and the scene is cleared. Even when injuries appear minor, precautionary checks are commonly done to ensure everyone receives proper care.
