Six people injured after A77 crash involving bus, car, and campervan in Ayrshire
Emergency services rushed to the scene near Minishant following the three-vehicle smash.
11:35, 28 Mar 2026
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Six people have been injured after a crash on the A77 in Ayrshire[1]. Emergency services rushed to the scene near Minishant, following the smash between a bus, a car, and a campervan, around 5.15pm on Friday, March 27.
Police[2] say the driver of the bus, as well as three passengers, were taken to hospital for treatment. Two others have also attended hospital as a precaution
Traffic Scotland confirmed the busy road[3] reopened around 10.30pm.
Enquiries into the incident are ongoing.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "The A77 at the junction with the B7034 near Minishant, Ayr, has re-opened following a three-vehicle crash.
"The crash happened around 5.15pm on Friday, 27 March, and involved a bus, a car, and a campervan.
Article continues below"The driver of the bus and three passengers were taken to hospital for treatment.
"Two further people have also attended hospital as a precaution.
"Enquiries are ongoing."