Bus passengers suffered shock and minor injuries

CT Plus has met with passengers who were on the bus that crashed into the Liberation Station last night.

General Manager, Kevin Hart, said they're all very grateful that the passengers are all okay and they only suffered minor cuts.

A bus passenger has described the terrifying moment a double decker bus crashed into Liberation Station last night.

Paul Kelly was sitting at the front of the vehicle with his two sons when he heard a loud bang and passengers realised the bus had hit the corner of a building.

Four people were injured as a result of the accident, one was taken to hospital after glass from the top deck window was sprayed across passengers.

The fire service say the impact was enough to peel back part of the roof at the front of the bus.

An investigation is currently underway.

More details have emerged from Tuesday evening's bus crash at Liberation Station.

Several passengers suffered minor injuries and shock, one passenger in the most vulnerable seat was taken to hospital by ambulance.

Jersey Fire and Rescue say the impact was sufficient to peel back a portion of the vehicles roof to the first row of seating which were occupied.

Passengers have told ITV News that they feel 'incredibly lucky' to have avoided serious injury after bus crash at Liberation Station.

Small shards of glass are on floor around the bus.

LibertyBus has tweeted that buses will be leaving from a different location this evening.

It follows an incident earlier where a bus crashed into the station.

A double-decker has crashed into Liberation Station. Reports suggest it happened in the last twenty minutes.