4 hurt in car-school bus crash in Auburn Gresham

The car’s driver and three people on the bus were taken to the hospital in good condition after. the crash on West 87th Street early Wednesday morning, police said.

An emergency room sign at a hospital.

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Four people were hospitalized after a car collided with a school bus Wednesday morning, sending the bus through a fence in Auburn Gresham.

The accident happened around 6:40 a.m. as a man, 21, was driving in the 400 block of West 87th Street and hit the bus as it was making left turn, Chicago police said.

Three people on the bus — an 18-year-old, a 19-year-old and a woman, 40, — were transported to St. Bernard Hospital in good condition, police said.

The driver of the car was taken to Jackson Park Hospital, also in good condition, police said.

A woman driving the bus refused medical attention, according to police.

No citations have been issued.

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