REGINA – The rear wheels on one side of a school bus got stuck in a hole about one-foot deep on a road in the south end of the city Monday afternoon.
Details are still scare, but a spokesperson with Regina Public Schools confirmed that an unknown number of students were on the bus at the time. No one was injured.
The bus fell into a hole on Plainsview Drive, south of Southland Mall.
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The students, from Dr. A. E. Perry Elementary School, were taken home on another bus.
The wheels on the bus were eventually able to round and round again; a tow truck pulled the bus out by about 5:30 p.m.
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