Two other people involved in the crash were also taken to the hospital as a precaution after the incident on Friday.
A bus driver and three passengers were rushed to hospital after horror crash in Ayrshire. Emergency crews raced to the scene at the junction between the A77 and B7034 near Minishant at around 5.15pm on Friday March 27.
The three-vehicle crash also involved a campervan and a car. The driver of the bus and three passengers were taken to hospital but no information is available on their condition at this stage.
Two other people involved in the incident also attended hospital as a precaution. The A77 was closed in both directions after the crash and motorists were urged to avoid the area.
Police Scotland confirmed on Saturday morning the road has reopened. A spokesperson for the force said: “The A77 at the junction with the B7034 near Minishant, Ayr, has re-opened following a three-vehicle crash.
“The crash happened around 5.15pm on Friday, 27 March, and involved a bus, a car, and a campervan. The driver of the bus and three passengers were taken to hospital for treatment.
“Two further people have also attended hospital as a precaution. Enquiries are ongoing.”
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