PITTSBURGH — A Port Authority bus struck a row house Wednesday morning amid icy road conditions in Pittsburgh’s Uptown neighborhood, officials said.
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The bus slid on ice while driving on Seneca Street, according to a Port Authority spokesperson. It then jackknifed and slid into the vacant row house shortly after 10 a.m.
The spokesperson said the bus hit the building at a slow rate of speed.
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Fifteen passengers were aboard the bus, the driver said.
No injuries were reported.
Port Authority Road Operations treating the road and throwing down salt on Seneca. I’m told 15 passengers were on board. No injuries. @WPXI pic.twitter.com/yGZfgh88Lz
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