Mike Pence involved in campaign bus accident in Pennsylvania

The campaign bus collided with a dump truck in Allegheny County

Vice President Mike Pence was involved in a minor vehicle collision Thursday morning while stumping through western Pennsylvania — shortly followed by a second campaign caravan crash.

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With Pence aboard, the Trump 2020 campaign bus collided with a dump truck around 11 a.m. in Allegheny County, according to journalists in the accompanying press pool.

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Following the minor fender-bender, the 61-year-old veep resumed the journey in a limo in the motorcade — only for a pair of motorcycles in the security detail to go down just after 11:15 a.m.

Vice President Mike Pence at the scene of the minor accident. (Credit: CSPAN)

An ambulance was spotted on the scene of the second accident, but it appeared the riders were only undergoing a precautionary evaluation.

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