An MTA bus driver destroyed several cars in Mill Basin Friday morning in a sudden fit of rage, reported NBC.
Friday morning, drivers in Mill Basin were shocked to see cars crushed and piled on another, the aftermath of a bus driver’s destructive path.
It is reported the MTA bus driver rammed into three parked cars in the Mill Basin neighborhood around 10:00am. Tire marks indicate the cars were forced onto a nearby lawn, drifting to the front steps of a home.
Surveillance video caught the incident along Avenue U and Mill Avenue. A B47 bus was captured on video smashing and shattering the parked cars, compressing two of them together.
Luckily, no one was harmed during the incident.
Margaret Blair, whose house was almost struck by the collision, declares the bus driver refused to stop after the upheaval and continued down the street.
"I just heard a crunch, I thought it was a recycle truck. When I heard the car alarm, I knew it was serious," Blair said. "We all came running out and we saw a car on my lawn, and one car mounted on top of another one. What do we do know?"
It is unknown what caused the bus driver’s rampage. However, transit officials say the driver has been suspended from duty.
