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Pasco, WA (June 11, 2026) – A collision involving a school bus and a black sedan blocked the intersection of Rd 48 and W Livingston in west Pasco on Wednesday. Emergency units worked on the roadway while traffic was diverted around the intersection.
The school bus and sedan came together under circumstances that have not yet been released. Two people were seen inside an ambulance speaking with responders after the collision. Information about the extent of any injuries was not immediately available.
A parent told local media that they received a call informing them their child had been involved and was okay. Additional details about the people on the bus and the occupants of the sedan had not been made public as of this report.
Investigators are continuing to gather information to determine what led to the collision. We are keeping everyone involved in our thoughts and wish those affected the best.
What Is Typically Reviewed After a School Bus Collision?
When a school bus is involved in a roadway collision, investigators often begin by examining the movement of all vehicles involved, along with the roadway layout and traffic conditions at the time. Bus routes frequently travel through intersections and residential corridors where vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists share space.
School buses are designed with safety features intended to protect passengers, including reinforced structures and specialized seating arrangements. Even so, any collision involving a bus requires careful review because multiple occupants may be affected.
Investigators may also look at vehicle positions, visibility, road conditions, and any available video footage. Passenger information and witness accounts can help establish a timeline of what occurred. Early reports often focus on confirmed facts while additional details are gathered and verified through the review process.
