Atomic City Transit Bus And Pickup Collide On NM 4

An Atomic City Transit (ACT) “Dial a Ride” bus was involved in an accident at about 6:40 a.m. today on N.M. 4 near White Rock. The bus was carrying two passengers and no injuries were reported, however the driver of the other vehicle involved in the crash was transported to Los Alamos Medical Center with unknown injuries. A County spokesperson said that the ACT bus driver took evasive action to avoid a near head on collision with the pickup. The shoulder was soft and the bus rolled onto its side. The road was closed to clear the accident but has re-opened now.  Police said the exact cause of the accident is under investigation. Photo by David Sayre

An Atomic City Transit bus lays on its side this morning on N.M. 4 after a near collesion with a pickup. Photo by Shari Mills

The pickup involved in this morning’s crash on N.M. 4 is loaded on the bed of a tow truck. Photo by Shari Mills

Los Alamos firefighters at the scene of this morning’s accident on N.M. 4. EMT’s tranported the driver of the pickup to LAMC with unknown injuries. Photo by Shari Mills

Scene of this morning’s accident. Photo by Shari Mills

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