A 50-passenger tour bus drove off the road about a quarter-mile south of the Yellowstone National Park’s South Entrance yesterday. One minor injury was reported resulting from the mishap, but no hospitalization was required.
Grand Teton National Park Spokesman C.J. Adams says the passengers on the bus were transported to Flagg Ranch while the bus was towed back onto the road.
Adams says the bus remained upright after it left the road. Cause of the mishap was not immediately known. Wyoming Highway Patrol is assisting in the investigation.
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