Car becomes airborne and smashes into side of bus in Brisbane
A Toyota Yaris became airborne and embedded itself in the side of a bus in Brisbane, with the driver reporting chest pain but suffering no major injuries.
A car became airborne before crashing into the side of a bus in a bizarre collision in Archerfield, Brisbane. The incident was captured on camera and the bus had no passengers on board at the time. The driver of the Toyota Yaris, a woman in her 40s, reported chest pain but did not suffer any major injuries.
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Video shows car that flew through air embedded in the side of a bus
The driver of the Toyota Yaris, a woman in her 40s, reported chest pain but did not suffer any major injuries.
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CCTV shows airborne car slamming into side of bus in Brisbane
The bizarre crash in Archerfield was captured on camera, as the car became airborne before smashing through the side of a bus that had no passengers on board.