SEPTA Bus Crashes Into Building Marking 4th Crash In A Week: Reports

PHILADELPHIA — A SEPTA bus crashed Tuesday night into a Center City building, marking the fourth crash involving the authority's vehicles in a week.

The crash occurred at about 9 p.m. at 16th and Walnut streets when a SEPTA bus crashed into a building, Action News reports.

Only the driver was on board at the time, and she suffered an injury to her arm, according to NBC10.

Last week, one person died, and numerous others were hurt, when one SEPTA bus rear-ended another in North Philadelphia.

Then on Sunday, a SEPTA bus crashed into a pole in Fishtown, injuring four people.

And on Monday, seven were hurt when two SEPTA trolleys collided in Upper Darby.