One person died and another was hurt when a speeding car spun out and hit a SEPTA bus, as well as some parked cars, Thursday morning in North Philadelphia.
The driver was speeding down Master street when he lost control and caused the wreck shortly before 5 a.m. near the 12th Street intersection, Philadelphia Police Department spokeswoman, Officer Tanya Little, said.
Medics rushed both the driver and the 41-year-old passenger to area hospitals. The passenger died at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital at 7:45 a.m., while the driver was in stable condition at Temple University Hospital, Little said.
The crash caused the car major passenger and front-end damage. The top of the vehicle was also gone.
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One of the surrounding parked cars ended up on someone's lawn after the impact.
No one on the bus was hurt, a SEPTA spokesperson said. Police also did not immediately report injuries to anyone else in the area.
