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Coach crash near South Mimms injures about 35 people South Mimms double decker bus crash injures 35 people
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About 35 people have been injured in a collision involving a coach and a car in Hertfordshire. About 35 people have been injured in a collision involving a double decker bus and a car in Hertfordshire.
The accident happened shortly before 08:30 BST on the A1081 St Albans Road near South Mimms. The accident happened at about 08:25 BST on the A1081 St Albans Road between South Mimms and Barnet.
The East of England Ambulance Service said no-one was thought to be critically injured.The East of England Ambulance Service said no-one was thought to be critically injured.
A 41-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, a Hertfordshire Police spokesman said.
Bus overturned
Six ambulances are at the scene together with an air ambulance, a hazardous area response unit, the fire service and police.Six ambulances are at the scene together with an air ambulance, a hazardous area response unit, the fire service and police.
The bus overturned, injuring a number of people on board, police said.
The driver of a white Vauxhall Corsa, a 40-year-old woman, was also injured.
Five people have been taken to hospital. A number of other people are expected to need hospital treatment for minor injuries, an ambulance service spokesman said.
The A1081 St Albans Road has been closed and traffic is slow in both directions between Trotters Bottom and junction 23 for the M25.