Double decker bus smashes into family home in morning rush hour leaving four injured
The driver was among those hurt after the huge vehicle ended up wedged in house following crash
THIS double-decker bus smashed into the front of a family home - injuring four people - after colliding with a car during the rush-hour this morning.
The bus driver was among those injured after the horror smash in Coventry at around 7am.
Dramatic photos show the vehicle wedged in a family home and a bashed up black Range Rover, with dozens of firefighters and medics at the scene in Keresley Road.
The Coventry Telegraph reports that it is believed one person was in the crash home at the time, and a family who lived there were away for the weekend.
Only a "handful of people" were on the National Express bus at the time according to police.
Large cracks could be seen in the front and side of the house and there have been fears from structural engineers that it could collapse if the bus is not removed correctly, according to the Coventry Telegraph.
One eye-witness Kylie Jones told the website: "It was just like a big, massive bang. It sounded like a bomb."
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A spokesperson for West Midlands Ambulance Service said: "There were initially suggestions the bus driver, 44, was trapped but he just had a leg injury and was discharged.
“A passenger on the back seat of the bus in his 20s had a leg injury and was discharged.
“Two people in a car that collided with the bus were also discharged at the scene.”
National Express Coventry said staff were "co-operating closely with the authorities in their investigations into this incident".
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