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Now Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

Hi, today is Wednesday. It is July 26th, good morning Kathy.

Good morning and the news this morning. Last night a fourth crash within a week involving

a septic vehicle occurred. Philadelphia Police responded to a vehicle collision in center city

involving a septibus official. Say it happened at 16th and Walnut Street just before 9 o'clock

when a septibus crashed into a building. Officials said the driver sustained minor injuries

and no other passengers were on board at the time of the wreck. The building only sustained minor

injuries minor minor damage from the crash with the bus piercing the front window.

As of 11 last night crews were on the scene removing the bus from the building.

Power they said may have been impacted while crews cleaned up the area. This incident is the

fourth crash involving a septibus involving a septic vehicle within a week.

So do we know if the building had the right of way or not in this particular

you would imagine right? Yeah, the building's get the right of way.

In the first crash two septibuses collided resulting in 19 injuries on Roosevelt Boulevard

in Philadelphia. A 72 year old passenger was killed. The next incident involved a septibus

that struck an electrical box in the city's fishtown neighborhood in during four passengers.

Another incident involved two septic trolleys with struck one another and caused minor injuries in

Delaware County. Yeah, it's a miracle there aren't more of these everyday. That's what I was

just about to say. I would expect this amount to be the normal amount because when you see bus

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