The bus in Kirkcaldy with its windows smashed. Image: Fife Jammer Locations/FJL Services/Facebook
A bus in Kirkcaldy had its windows smashed in a crash with a truck carrying logs.
Police were called to Beatty Crescent at around 1pm on Monday after the incident, involving a Stagecoach bus.
The double-decker vehicle was evacuated after the crash.
Stagecoach East confirmed that their bus had hit the HGV as it tried to pass.
There were no injuries and a replacement service was put on for passengers.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “At around 1.25pm on Monday, police received a report of a crash involving a truck carrying logs and a bus in Beatty Crescent.
“There were no injuries and no further police action was required.”
A spokesperson for Stagecoach East Scotland said, “We can confirm that an incident occurred earlier today in Kirkcaldy, where one of our buses made contact with a stationary vehicle while attempting to pass.
“All passengers were able to continue their journey on a replacement vehicle.
“Safety is our top priority and an investigation is ongoing.”
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Kirkcaldy bus’s windows smashed in crash with truck carrying logs
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