One child was hit by flying glass but there were no serious injuries Monday morning when a Charlotte-Meckelnburg school bus and another vehicle struck mirrors on Robert Walker Drive, off Davidson-Concord.

The accident happened after 8:30 a.m. as bus No 165, carrying about 25 Bailey Middle School children, was heading south on Robert Walker.

Davidson Police Chief Jeanne Miller said the driver had just turned onto Robert Walker from Davidson-Concord Road. After the turn, “a couple of hundred yards down, she passed a truck on the side of the road, and both their side view mirrors struck each other.”

Glass from the mirrors apparently flew through an open window and struck a female student in the face, though it did not appear to cause any serious injury. “She’s being treated by the family’s physician, for possible glass in her face. They’re checking an eye,” Chief Miller said.

A Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools spokeswoman confirmed that one student was being checked by a family doctor as a precaution.

The other students were not hurt, and no charges were filed in the accident, the police chief said.

The schools spokeswoman said the bus was No. 165, headed to Bailey Middle, where the school day runs 8:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.