Two Injured in Naples School Bus Crash

Authorities say the bus driver was not at fault in the incident.

Published on Feb. 27, 2026

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Two people were injured in a crash involving a school bus in Naples, Florida on Friday. The bus was carrying two children, but they were not hurt, nor was the bus driver. The two injured individuals were in the other vehicle involved in the collision at the intersection of E. Tamiami Trail and Sandpiper Drive. The Greater Naples Fire Rescue District reported that the bus driver was not at fault in the incident.

Why it matters

School bus crashes can be traumatic events for students, families, and the broader community. While no children were hurt in this case, any incident involving a school bus raises concerns about student safety and the need for vigilance on the roads, especially in high-traffic areas.

The details

According to authorities, the crash occurred at the intersection of E. Tamiami Trail and Sandpiper Drive in Naples. The school bus was carrying two children at the time, but they were uninjured. The driver of the bus was also unhurt. However, two adults in the other vehicle involved were transported to the hospital with minor injuries. The Greater Naples Fire Rescue District determined that the bus driver was not at fault in the collision.

  • The crash happened on Friday, February 27, 2026.

The players

Greater Naples Fire Rescue District

The local fire department that responded to and investigated the school bus crash.

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The takeaway

While no students were harmed in this incident, school bus crashes are always concerning events that highlight the need for heightened safety measures and driver awareness, especially in high-traffic areas. Fortunately, the bus driver was found not to be at fault, but the injuries to the other vehicle's occupants underscore the importance of all motorists remaining vigilant around school buses.