One web search result explicitly confirms that a school bus used to train drivers slammed into a gas station in Prince George's County, Maryland, on a Thursday morning (Sep 29, 2022). However, no other independent sources were provided to corroborate this specific event.

The specific detail that the bus crashed into a Shell gas station on Forestville Road in Forestville just before 11 a.m. is found in one web search result. No other independent sources confirm these specific details.

The detail that no children were on board and that the passengers were trainees is mentioned in one web search result. Other results for 'no' are dictionary definitions and are irrelevant.

The provided web search results for this claim discuss unrelated bus crashes (Carrollton, Catawba Co, Tennessee) and do not mention the specific incident in Prince George's County involving eight adults.

The provided evidence for this claim consists of school rating websites and is completely irrelevant to the claim about the bus hitting the office area of a gas station.

While one source confirms the crash at a Shell station, none of the provided evidence mentions a person named Khuda Baksh as the owner.

The provided evidence includes general definitions of CDL and computer training, but does not mention 'The Hope Project' in the context of this crash or its specific services.

The provided evidence contains general definitions of 'hope' and an unrelated initiative called 'Hope Chicago', but no mention of the executive director of the Hope Project or the 20-year history of the program.