A teen passenger in the buggy and the semi truck driver were not injured.

A pickup truck collided with an Amish buggy, killing a 4-month-old baby and critically injuring a 2-year-old.

Authorities said the van was carrying 10 members of an Amish family at the time it was hit.

A pickup truck has crashed into a van carrying members of an Amish group in rural Michigan, killing at least six people.

It's the second crash involving an Amish buggy in Michigan within a week.

The driver of the SUV was arrested on suspicion of operating while intoxicated.

Four people were injured, and two of them are in critical condition, after an Amish horse and buggy was hit by a truck in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

The Amish are numerous in the all-important swing state of Pennsylvania, and yet only a small minority of them vote in elections.

The horse and buggy were returned safely to its family.

CHARLOTTE, Mich. - Police say three people have died in a collision between a horse-drawn buggy and a motor vehicle in Michigan. Dispatchers for the Eaton County Sheriff's Office tell WOOD-TV the people in the buggy were heading home from an Amish school when the crash occurred about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday about 15 miles (24 kilometers) southwest of Lansing. A fourth person also injured in the crash was taken by ambulance to a hospital. Further details about the collision were not immediately available. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Police officers often say no traffic stop is routine and there was nothing routine when a Trumbull County (OH) sheriff's deputy pulled over an Amish buggy this past weekend. (CNN) - Picture this: Two Amish men drinking spiked iced tea, a 12-pack of Michelob Ultra sitting atop their horse and buggy, and a giant stereo system inside. But authorities with the Trumbull County Sheriff's Department in Ohio say that's exactly what they saw during a routine patrol in the county's Amish community. Yeah, definitely not a routine stop. Still, he's encouraging the two men to come forward and retrieve their horse and buggy.

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