KALAMAZOO, Mich., Aug. 1 (UPI) -- The driver of a Greyhound bus that collided with a truck Thursday on a Michigan highway was trapped for about two hours, police said.
The driver was extricated by mid-afternoon and suffered only minor injuries, the Kalamzaoo Gazette reported.
Police said the bus, which left Toronto in the early morning headed for Chicago, struck a tractor-trailer on Interstate 94 in Galesburg, near Kalamazoo. Ten passengers were also hurt, but officials said none was seriously injured.
A Kalamazoo Metro Transit bus took the uninjured passengers to the downtown transportation center, a Greyhound spokeswoman said. They waited for another Greyhound bus to take them to Chicago.
I-94 westbound was closed for a time after the crash.
