Two teens were injured earlier this morning after they were struck by a vehicle at a school bus stop in Montgomery Township.
According to a release from the Montgomery Township Police Department, police were dispatched to the intersection of Canterbury Lane and Grays Lane at 7:33 a.m. for a report of a vehicle crash involving two children who were struck at a school bus stop. The investigation revealed that a 44-year-old man from Buena Park, California, was traveling on Canterbury Lane from Upper State Road in a 2019 Cadillac CTS, when he failed to negotiate a slight curve at Grays Lane. The vehicle then jumped the curb and struck the two teens, who were waiting for the bus.
The teens—both 14-years-old— were treated at the scene, and then transported to Abington Hospital. Both of the teens have since been released, according to the report.
The release states that authorities believe the driver suffered a medical condition, which resulted in the vehicle leaving the road and striking the two victims. The investigation by the Montgomery Township Police Department Highway Safety Unit is ongoing.
Anyone with information about the accident is asked to contact the Montgomery Township Police Department at 215-362-2301.
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