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The collision happened on the A4034 Oldbury Road in Rowley Regis near Mincing Lane at around 12.50pm on Friday and left two cars damaged, debris on the road and the front wall and gates of a house almost destroyed. Fire crews from Haden Cross and Oldbury were called to the scene at 12.51pm, along with ambulance crews who assessed a passenger in the bus for neck pain and conveyed them to hospital, while the driver of one of the cars was assessed, but discharged at the scene and another refused treatment. The fire crews worked to make the vehicles safe and arrange recovery before leaving the scene at 1.58pm, with the road partially reopened, but with one blocked while the bus was recovered. A spokeswoman for West Midlands Fire Service said: "The incident was reported at 12.51pm and was reported as a multi-vehicle road traffic collision involving two cars and a bus on Oldbury Road, near Mincing Lane. "Crews from Haden Cross and Oldbury attended the scene and found that one car had been in contact with the front wall of a house, although no houses were affected. "One driver refused treatment, while the other was assessed by ambulance staff and no further treatment was needed and a bus passenger presented with neck pain and was conveyed to hospital. "The crews arranged vehicle delivery and left the scene at 1.58pm." West Midlands Ambulance Service have been contacted for a comment.
