Four Oaks, NC (June 10, 2026) – Several people were hurt following a traffic collision involving a bus carrying farmworkers and a passenger car on Wednesday night, June 10, near Four Oaks. The wreck was reported around 9:00 p.m. at the intersection of US 701 South and Strickland’s Crossroads Rd.
Emergency units arrived at the roadway and assisted those involved while evaluating injuries. Early reports indicated that about 13 people sustained injuries, though many were treated at the scene and did not need to be taken to a hospital.
The bus and passenger car were involved in the collision under circumstances that have not yet been fully explained. Additional information about those involved had not been made public as of this report. State troopers continue to examine the factors that led to the crash.
We hope everyone hurt in the wreck makes a full and speedy recovery.
What Is Usually Reviewed After a Bus and Passenger Vehicle Collision?
When a bus and a passenger vehicle are involved in a serious roadway crash, investigators typically gather information from several sources to determine what happened. This may include statements from drivers and passengers, photographs of vehicle damage, roadway markings, and traffic control devices near the intersection.
Vehicle positions, speed estimates, and weather conditions are also commonly reviewed. In crashes involving buses, the number of occupants can affect how medical evaluations are handled because multiple people may need assessment at the same time. Officials may also review maintenance records and other documentation related to the vehicles involved.
As more information becomes available, findings from these reviews can help provide a clearer picture of the sequence of events and any contributing factors connected to the collision.
