Six passengers reportedly suffered minor injuries when two SEPTA buses were involved in a crash on Wednesday morning in South Philly.
According to SEPTA officials, at about 10:30 a.m. a Route G bus "made contact with a stopped Route G bus" at the intersection of 15th Street and Oregon Avenue.
Officials said six passengers -- three in each bus -- reported minor injuries.
However, SEPTA officials said, as of about 11:30 a.m., they were still working to find out more information about this incident.
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This crash is at least the tenth crash involving SEPTA vehicles this year.
Just last night, four people were hospitalized after a driver who traveled the wrong way down West Chester Pike in Haverford Township struck a SEPTA bus.
Officials believe that incident may have been caused by the driver suffering a medical emergency.
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