Six taken to the hospital after car crashes into Metro bus in Reseda
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A car slammed into the back of a Metro bus in Reseda on Friday morning, sending six people to the hospital.
The crash, which also involved another car, was reported at 9:47 a.m. close to the intersection of Sherman Way and Etiwanda Avenue, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
Four men and two women were taken to the hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening, according to Fire Department Spokesperson Lyndsey Lantz.
A seventh person was evaluated at the scene but declined transport to a medical facility, the fire department said.
The crash happened days after an SUV driver allegedly under the influence of drugs careened down the wrong lane in Chatsworth and slammed into a Metro bus, killing two riders and injuring six others.
An NBC4 helicopter that had been covering the crash then plunged to the ground, killing the pilot and a reporter along with a bystander.
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