Investigators said Anderson drove a Nissan Rogue without a valid license, crossed the center line, sideswiped a Jeep, then spun into a city bus.

Surveillance video shows the Rogue speeding and swerving before striking the other vehicles.

Police said Anderson’s reckless driving endangered multiple drivers and passengers on the busy stretch of roadway.

The complaint details that one child passenger in Anderson’s vehicle suffered a broken femur requiring surgery. Several other children in the Rogue reported chest, back or leg injuries. Passengers on the bus, including the driver, were treated for leg, neck, back and head injuries. The Jeep driver sustained shoulder, rib and hip injuries.

Anderson faces counts including operating without a valid license causing great bodily harm, reckless injury, child abuse, reckless endangerment, reckless driving causing injury and 15 counts of felony bail jumping.

Officials report she was out on bond in another felony case with conditions barring her from driving and committing new crimes.