This video shows a bus and car on fire after crashing this morning in Surrey. Both vehicles on fire were completely destroyed by the blaze. The collision involved two cars and a bus, but one of the cars managed to escape the flames. Luckily the accident wasn't fatal, with only one person being taken to St Helier Hospital with minor injuries. While the fire is out, drivers are still being urged to find alternative routes due to the damage to the road. The incident occurred on the A240 Kingston Road in Ewell, Surrey. According to police, the A240 north from Ruxley Lane to Mavis Avenue will be closed "for a long period of time." A video of the scene shows fire and ambulance crews in attendance. A Surrey Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: “We received a call this morning around 07.05am to a report of a road traffic collision on Kingston Road, Ewell. “Two fire engines were sent, arriving at the scene around 07.15am. Two cars and a bus had been involved in a collision. "One of the cars and the bus had also caught fire. “The incident was cleared and crews left the scene around 08.25am.” A spokesperson for South East Coast Ambulance Service said: "I can confirm that we were called shortly after 7am this morning to reports of an RTC involving a car and a bus on the Ewell bypass, Epsom. "It was also reported that the car was on fire. "Ambulance crews attended the scene and one person, with minor injuries, was assessed and treated at the scene before being taken to St Helier Hospital." The Surrey Police's latest tweet said: "We are advised that due to the damage to the road the A240 north, Ruxley lane to Mavis Avenue will be closed for a long period of time. "Highways will be placing a diversion to follow. "Please avoid travelling north on the A240 if you can."