WEST MIFFLIN, Pa. — A school bus driver was taken to a hospital after a bus crashed into a house in West Mifflin on Thursday afternoon.
PHOTOS: School bus crashes into house in West Mifflin
Allegheny County dispatchers said firefighters and medics were called to the 1500 block of Homestead Duquesne Road at 3:25 p.m.
BREAKING: a school bus plowed into a house in West Mifflin on Homestead-Duquesne Rd. Emergency officials say one person went to the hospital by ambulance. It’s unclear if any students were on the bus at the time of the crash. There is several structural damage to the home. @WPXI pic.twitter.com/a9wEezkkw1
— Pete DeLuca WPXI (@PeteDeLucaTV) April 20, 2023
Video obtained by Channel 11 shows the school bus barreling down the road, smashing into a parked car and plowing into the front of the home.
Thamer Collins lives two doors down from where the bus crashed.
His car was the first of several hit by the bus before it came to a stop partially inside the house.
“It was amazing. It was like Fast and Furious,” Collins said. “I heard the impact, looked outside, the van was sideways and the bus was in the house.”
The superintendent of the West Mifflin Area School District said no students were on the bus when it crashed. The driver of the bus had just finished a run from the district’s middle school.
The driver is expected to be OK.
“She jumped out of the back of the bus. She was dazed, a little confused, but it didn’t look like she was severely injured,” Collins said.
11 News was told there is severe structural damage to the home.
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