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Driver injured in Norwich A47 bus and coach crash Driver injured in Norwich A47 bus and coach crash
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A bus and a coach have crashed injuring one of the drivers.A bus and a coach have crashed injuring one of the drivers.
The accident happened on the westbound carriageway of the A47 at Easton, near Norwich, at about 08:40 BST.The accident happened on the westbound carriageway of the A47 at Easton, near Norwich, at about 08:40 BST.
No passengers were on board either vehicle but one of the drivers is believed to have sustained a cut to the head, Norfolk Police said.No passengers were on board either vehicle but one of the drivers is believed to have sustained a cut to the head, Norfolk Police said.
Emergency services including the air ambulance were called to the scene. Debris was left strewn across the road, which will be closed for several hours.Emergency services including the air ambulance were called to the scene. Debris was left strewn across the road, which will be closed for several hours.
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The East of England Ambulance Service said one person was "assessed for minor injuries but did not require to be taken to hospital".The East of England Ambulance Service said one person was "assessed for minor injuries but did not require to be taken to hospital".
The rear of the park and ride bus was ripped off in the collision and the front of the coach was badly damaged. The rear of the park-and-ride bus was ripped off in the collision and the front of the coach was badly damaged.
Both carriageways of the A47 were initially closed, but the eastbound side has since reopened, Highways England said.
However, there are currently four miles of queuing traffic behind the crash.