A three-vehicle accident Thursday morning in the town of Trezevant involved a Carroll County school bus transporting 46 West Carroll students. One young female student on the bus sustained a minor lip injury and the driver of one vehicle was transported to the hospital, according to Trooper Shane Steele of the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

According to Trooper Steele, a Barker Brothers Waste Management truck driven by David Lee Bailey, 29, of Winston Road, McKenzie, was stopped on Highway 105 at approximately 7:30 a.m. to pick up garbage. Stopped behind his vehicle was a 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe, driven by Marshawn Fuller, 34, of Fox Trot Lane, McLemoresville. A passenger in the Fuller vehicle was Fuller’s nine-year-old son, Tristen Fuller. Bailey was the lone occupant of the garbage truck.

As the bus approached the two vehicles, driver Barbara Coleman, 31, of Coleman Lane, Atwood, was unable to stop and struck the rear of the Fuller vehicle, which caused it to strike the garbage truck.

Another school bus was sent to the scene to off load students who were then transported to school, the trooper said.

Marshawn Fuller was transported by ambulance to a local hospital, following the collision.

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