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School Bus Carrying Maryland School for the Blind Students Crashes Into Building

Two children and two adults were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, and eight others were evaluated at the scene, firefighters said.

  • On Tuesday, July 21, 2026, a Maryland School for the Blind bus slammed into a Parkville storefront at 7816 Harford Road, coming to a stop inside the building after striking other vehicles.
  • Baltimore County Fire Department officials evaluated 12 people at the scene; four individuals—two adults and two children—were transported to the hospital with minor injuries, while eight others were treated on-site.
  • Police closed Harford Road near Taylor Avenue to accommodate the investigation, confirming no one was trapped and noting a building engineer will inspect the structure for safety.
  • Urging motorists to remain vigilant, Baltimore County Fire Bureau Chief Travis Francis cited distractions like mobile devices or loud music as ongoing safety concerns affecting drivers and pedestrians.
  • Investigators continue to examine the collision involving the school bus and other vehicles, with updates to be provided as the building engineer completes the storefront assessment.
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WMAR broke the news on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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