PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- Both involved drivers are facing charges after a school bus carrying dozens of students crashed in Prince George County on Thursday. At about 3:45 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 1, officers with the Prince George County Police Department were called to the 8600 block of U.S. Route 460 for report of a crash. When they arrived, they learned that the crash had involved a bus with Prince George County Public Schools and a commercial vehicle. That bus was carrying 41 students from Harrison Elementary at the time of the crash, as well as its driver. Oct. 1 school bus crash on County Drive in Prince George County. (Photos: Prince George County Fire and EMS)Oct. 1 school bus crash on County Drive in Prince George County. (Photos: Prince George County Fire and EMS)Oct. 1 school bus crash on County Drive in Prince George County. (Photos: Prince George County Fire and EMS)Oct. 1 school bus crash on County Drive in Prince George County. (Photos: Prince George County Fire and EMS)Oct. 1 school bus crash on County Drive in Prince George County. (Photos: Prince George County Fire and EMS)Oct. 1 school bus crash on County Drive in Prince George County. (Photos: Prince George County Fire and EMS) All students, as well as the driver, were safely evacuated. One child was taken to a local hospital as a precaution, while the rest were taken to the Central Wellness Center for further evaluation and reunification. Days later, on Tuesday, Oct. 6, police announced that both involved drivers will be charged. The bus driver faces a reckless driving charge, while the commercial vehicle's driver was charged with failure to activate hazard lights, failure to display flares and/or other signals and stopping on highways. Neither driver was named by police. "Highway safety is a shared responsibility and we all have the opportunity to promote safer driving practices," said Cpt. Paul W. Burroughs, who oversees both the department's Highway Safety Unit and the Crash Reconstruction Team, in the release. "We will not accept tragedy on our roadways. Prevention is key." Authorities added that they are "beyond grateful that this crash did not result in any serious injuries." ...read more read less