Serious Bus Accident on E4 Near Linköping Injures Multiple Passengers
A bus carrying students from Linköping University overturned, injuring several passengers.
- • The bus overturned near Tallboda, Linköping, involving around 60 passengers.
- • At least 11 are injured, including three in critical condition.
- • Emergency services dispatched nine ambulances and rescue units to the scene.
- • Traffic on the E4 has been halted due to the accident.
Key details
A significant bus accident occurred on the E4 highway near Tallboda, Linköping, during the afternoon on September 11, 2025, resulting in injuries to multiple individuals, three of whom are reported to be in critical condition.
Around 3:45 PM, a bus belonging to Linköping University, carrying approximately 60 students who were traveling between Linköping and Norrköping, overturned and landed in a ditch. Initial reports indicate that at least 11 passengers sustained injuries, with three classified as seriously hurt, according to police spokesperson Ola Älveroth. Two individuals were initially trapped inside the bus but were subsequently rescued by emergency services.
This article was translated and synthesized from Swedish sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
Source articles (3)
Studentbuss i olycka på E4 – flera svårt skadade
Tre mycket allvarligt skadade – buss vält utanför Linköping
Allvarlig bussolycka i Linköping – 60 ombord
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