Double-decker bus damaged after hitting station

A lime green, black and pink double-decker bus crashed into a building overhang, with a crumpled top deck and debris lying in the road while it is still dark.Image source, Charles Zaman
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The bus was in collision with a building in St Helier

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A double-decker bus has been badly damaged after its top deck hit a bus station in Jersey.

No passengers were onboard at the time and no-one was hurt in the collision, which happened as the vehicle entered Liberation Station on the Esplanade in St Helier at about 05:10 GMT.

The top deck of the bus was badly crumpled with broken windows. The Esplanade was closed between Castle Street and Conway Street so workers could clear away the debris.

Liberty Bus posted on X: "Until further notice all buses coming in from the east and going out to the east will finish and start from the Esplanade."

A lime green, black and pink double-decker bus crashed into a building overhang, with a crumpled top deck and debris lying in the road while it is still dark. There are two police cars parked nearby and police officers can be seen near to the bus.Image source, Charles Zaman
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The Esplanade was closed after the collision but has since been reopened

The incident would be reported to Driver and Vehicle Standards "as standard procedure", Liberty Bus said in a statement.

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