An Ohio school bus driver was credited with saving 15 middle school students as a bus went up in flames. The inferno was caught on camera.

A bus driver and 15 students were forced to abandon the school bus they were on traveling to Monticello Middle School in Ohio when one of the wheels burst into flames on Thursday, Feb. 27. The driver was praised for reacting 'quickly' to the situation and evacuating the students.

The driver was headed to Monticello Middle School in Cleveland Heights, Ohio when a fire broke out behind one of the bus's rear wheels.

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Fifteen students were swiftly evacuated by a school bus driver after the bus caught fire en route to a middle school in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.

The FOX 8 I-Team has learned of an emergency Thursday morning on a school bus with children in Cleveland Heights.

A school bus carrying 15 students caught fire Thursday morning (February 27) in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, prompting a swift evacuation by the driver. The fire broke out around 7:45 a.m. near the intersection of Cambridge and Northampton roads as the bus was en route to Monticello Middle School.