A tourist bus with 14 passengers on board had to brake to avoid the overturned vehicle and slid into a bank. Photo / File
Heavy rain and a slippery road are to blame for a crash involving a Range Rover and tourist bus near Queenstown, police say.
Sergeant Mark Gill said the Range Rover braked to avoid a cyclist, slid and overturned on to its roof about 10km west of the resort on the
Glenorchy-Queenstown Rd about noon yesterday. A tourist bus with 14 passengers on board had to brake to avoid the overturned vehicle and slid into a bank.
There were no injuries, Mr Gill said.
He attributed the accident to "very slippery" road conditions during a downpour.
