Aldine ISD School Bus Collides With Vehicle in North Harris County; One Child Suffers Minor Injuries
An Aldine ISD school bus collided with another vehicle near FM 1960 Road and Aldine Westfield Road in north Harris County, FOX 26 Houston reported. District police confirmed one child suffered minor injuries, and officials have not said what caused the crash.

An Aldine ISD school bus was involved in a crash with another vehicle in north Harris County, according to officials, FOX 26 Houston reported. Harris County Precinct 4 constable deputies and Aldine ISD police officers both responded to the crash near the intersection of FM 1960 Road and Aldine Westfield Road, just northwest of George Bush Intercontinental Airport, and firefighters and EMS crews arrived shortly after to assist.
Aldine ISD police confirmed that one child suffered minor injuries in the collision, FOX 26 reported. Beyond that confirmation, officials released few details: they have not yet released the identity or condition of an individual taken to a hospital, and the station's reporting does not make clear whether that transport involved the injured child or another person at the scene.
The exact cause of the crash has not been disclosed, FOX 26 reported, and officials have not said how many students were on the bus or released information about the other vehicle's driver. The intersection sits on one of north Harris County's busiest east-west corridors, where FM 1960 carries school, airport and commuter traffic through the Aldine area.



