(BlackburnNews.com photo)Ontario Provincial Police say students are safe after a Thursday morning school bus collision.
OPP spokesman Constable Jim Root says it happened around 8:30am. A bus carrying 13 elementary school children was travelling southbound on Renaud Dr. in Lakeshore. It was turning onto eastbound Oakwood Ave. when it struck a vehicle that was stopped at the intersection.
The driver of that vehicle, an 18-year-old woman, was not hurt.
The 54-year-old bus driver was cited for failing to make a safe turn.
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