What happened in Washington D.C. involving a bus and a restaurant?

A D.C. transit bus crashed into a closed restaurant after colliding with another vehicle, resulting in three women and the bus driver sustaining minor injuries.

Were people injured when the bus crashed into the restaurant?

Yes, three adult women were transported to a local hospital with minor injuries, and the bus driver also sustained minor injuries.

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D.C. Transit Bus Plunges Into Eatery

Q: Was the restaurant open when the bus crashed into it?

No, the restaurant was closed at the time of the crash but was scheduled to open for brunch later that morning.

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Summary

A bus crashed into a restaurant in Washington, D.C.
Three women sustained minor injuries in the collision.
The bus driver also suffered minor injuries.

A Washington, D.C. transit bus crashed into a closed restaurant after colliding with another vehicle, prompting a response from first responders. The incident happened near the 7th St. & Q St. NW location around 7:20 a.m. on a weekday morning.

The collision resulted in three adult women being transported to a local hospital with minor injuries. The bus driver also sustained minor injuries. Four patients in total were evaluated by emergency personnel at the scene.

The restaurant, Ambar, was not open for business at the time of the crash but was scheduled to open for brunch later that morning. Crews are working to remove the bus from the building, after which the structural integrity of the building will be assessed. The cause of the crash is under investigation by local authorities.

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