Crews push gravel and cinders into a washed-out Slayton Ranch Road Friday morning in Doney Park. The road collapsed beneath a school bus as it was heading to pick up its first group of children.
A Flagstaff Unified School District school bus is hoisted into the air from the rear as it is pulled onto a tow truck Friday morning on Slayton Ranch Road in Doney Park. As a result of high flows in the Rio de Flag due to rain and snowmelt, the road collapsed beneath the bus as it was heading to pick up its first group of children.
Crews push gravel and cinders into an undercut, washed-out Slayton Ranch Road Friday morning in Doney Park. As a result of high flows in the Rio de Flag due to rain and snowmelt, the road collapsed beneath a school bus as it was heading to pick up its first group of children.
A Flagstaff Unified School District School bus is suspended between the north and south ends of a collapsed Slayton Ranch Road Friday morning. There were no children onboard the bus when the road collapsed as a result of flooding and erosion.Â
A tow truck arrives to start the process of rescuing a stranded school bus Friday morning on Slayton Ranch Road, which collapsed under the vehicle and became a pile of pavement and debris in the rushing Rio de Flag.Â
A Flagstaff Unified School District school bus sits precariously above a washed-out Slayton Ranch Road Friday morning in Doney Park. A result of high flows in the Rio de Flag due to rain and snowmelt, the road collapsed beneath the bus as it was heading to pick up its first group of children.
Jersey barriers are moved into place on Slayton Ranch Road in Doney Park Friday morning after the road was washed out by high flows from the Rio de Flag as a school bus crossed over it.
Slayton Ranch Road in Doney Park is closed Friday morning near its intersection with Resistol Drive and the Rio de Flag after the seasonal river's high flows caused a washout as a school bus was crossing it.
Slayton Ranch Road in Doney Park collapsed in March near its intersection with Resistol Drive and the Rio de Flag after the seasonal river's high flows caused a washout as a school bus was crossing over it.
Crews push gravel and cinders into a washed-out Slayton Ranch Road Friday morning in Doney Park. The road collapsed beneath a school bus as it was heading to pick up its first group of children.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Crews push gravel and cinders into an undercut, washed-out Slayton Ranch Road Friday morning in Doney Park. As a result of high flows in the Rio de Flag due to rain and snowmelt, the road collapsed beneath a school bus as it was heading to pick up its first group of children.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
A Flagstaff Unified School District School bus is suspended between the north and south ends of a collapsed Slayton Ranch Road Friday morning. There were no children onboard the bus when the road collapsed as a result of flooding and erosion.Â
SIERRA FERGUSON, Arizona Daily Sun
A tow truck arrives to start the process of rescuing a stranded school bus Friday morning on Slayton Ranch Road, which collapsed under the vehicle and became a pile of pavement and debris in the rushing Rio de Flag.Â
SIERRA FERGUSON, Arizona Daily Sun
A Flagstaff Unified School District school bus sits precariously above a washed-out Slayton Ranch Road Friday morning in Doney Park. A result of high flows in the Rio de Flag due to rain and snowmelt, the road collapsed beneath the bus as it was heading to pick up its first group of children.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Jersey barriers are moved into place on Slayton Ranch Road in Doney Park Friday morning after the road was washed out by high flows from the Rio de Flag as a school bus crossed over it.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Slayton Ranch Road in Doney Park is closed Friday morning near its intersection with Resistol Drive and the Rio de Flag after the seasonal river's high flows caused a washout as a school bus was crossing it.
At around 6:20 a.m. Friday morning, a Flagstaff Unified School District school bus was on its way to pick up students when Slayton Ranch Road collapsed.
The bus driver said she was just a few yards away from the very first stop, driving slowly over the icy Doney Park road. She felt the rear end of the bus drop and was immediately startled.
A Flagstaff Unified School District school bus is hoisted into the air from the rear as it is pulled onto a tow truck Friday morning on Slayton Ranch Road in Doney Park. As a result of high flows in the Rio de Flag due to rain and snowmelt, the road collapsed beneath the bus as it was heading to pick up its first group of children.
Slayton Ranch Road in Doney Park collapsed in March near its intersection with Resistol Drive and the Rio de Flag after the seasonal river's high flows caused a washout as a school bus was crossing over it.
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