OXFORD, N.Y. (WBNG) — The New York State Police announced the identity and death of the motorcyclist operator from the crash on April 29.
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According to state police, officials identified the motorcycle operator as Michael Crandall, 61, of Oxford.
Officials said Crandall succumbed to the injuries he sustained in the crash.
The agency said that on April 29, crews responded to the intersection of County Road 35, State Route 220, and County Road 32 in Oxford for the collision report.
Officials stated that a motorcycle was traveling westbound, and the Oxford Academy and Central School District school bus was traveling northbound when they collided.
Crandall was transported to UHS Wilson Medical Center, where he later passed.
The school bus had eight children aged 10 to 14 on board. One 12-year-old was evaluated on the scene, and no injuries were reported among the others.