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(KSL News) Utah Highway Patrol troopers say the driver of a tour bus that crashed near Bryce Canyon National Park yesterday has been cited for drifting out of his lane of traffic.
The bus went off the highway, flipped and landed upside down in a creek bed on state Route 12 in Red Canyon.
The driver and 54 passengers managed to get out in time to watch the bus go up in flames. None was seriously injured.
The teens say the "slow-motion" rollover was horrifying.
The 47 teenagers and seven adult staffers were on a six-week tour of the American West.
