MARION COUNTY, FL (352today.com) – Marion County Fire Rescue (MCFR) crews responded to a rollover crash involving one of their own ambulances, a pickup truck, and a bus.

MCFR says around 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 28, they responded to the intersection of SW 90th Street and SW 80th Avenue after they received several calls that an MCFR ambulance had been hit. They shared in a Facebook post that the ambulance was rolled over on its side while it was in the process of responding to a medical emergency.

The MCFR ambulance was one of three vehicles involved in a crash Tuesday morning at the intersection of SW 90th Street and SW 80th Avenue. Courtesy: MCFR

MCFR firefighters from a nearby station immediately responded to the scene to give medical treatment to the patients in all three vehicles.

According to firefighters, MCFR transported 15 patients to nearby hospitals. MCFR says those patients included two firefighters, 11 special needs students on the bus, the bus driver, and the driver of the pickup truck. Three of the students had minor injuries and eight were transported to the hospital as a precaution.

Firefighters say 11 special needs students on the shuttle bus along with the bus driver were transported to a nearby hospital. Courtesy: MCFR

The two firefighters suffered minor injuries and were transported to the Ocala Regional Medical Center.

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MCFR says Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) is investigating the crash.

The fire department is reminding you to make sure you yield to emergency vehicles when they are running with lights and sirens.