Ambulance flips over in crash with double decker bus on London’s Baker Street
Ambulance flips over in crash with double decker bus on London’s Baker Street as crew scramble to safety
- Horrific crash took place between Marylebone Road and Baker Street last night
- Medical equipment was seen strewn across a pavement following the collision
An ambulance overturned following a frightening crash with a double decker bus on one of London‘s busiest streets.
Emergency services rushed to the scene between Marylebone Road and Baker Street at around 11.07pm last night.
No injuries were reported, nor arrests made in connection with the incident, but footage from the scene shows the ambulance having overturned with medical equipment scattered across a nearby pavement.
A witness told BBC London that the ambulance had its blue lights on at the time of the crash.
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Emergency services rushed to the scene between Marylebone Road and Baker Street late last night
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The ambulance overturned following the impact, with paramedics said to have climbed out the vehicle
The paramedics inside are understood to have been seen climbing out of the wrecked vehicle as horrified members of the public looked on.
Meanwhile, passengers on the bus were also said to be visibly shaken following the incident.
The front windows of the bus were seen to have sustained significant damage in the crash.
Police, firefighters and further paramedics attended the scene, with a cordon erected around the road.
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A cordon erected around the scene of the crash near Marylebone in west London late last night
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Medical equipment was seen strewn across a nearby pavement after the ambulance overturned
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Those onboard the bus were said shaken but unhurt following the incident shortly after 11pm last night
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The paramedics inside are understood to have been seen climbing out of the wrecked vehicle as horrified members of the public looked on
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said: ‘Police were called at 11.07pm on Tuesday, January 31, to a collision involving a bus and ambulance in Baker Street, W1.
‘No injuries were reported and there was no arrests.’
Around 80,000 cars and lorries pass along Marylebone Road, a major arterial trunk road that has run into and out of the Home Counties since the 18th century.
Every day, more than 80,000 cars and lorries pass along the busy Marylebone Road each day – a major arterial trunk road that has run into and out of the Home Counties since the 18th century.
It travels past major landmarks including The Regent’s Park and Madame Tussauds before becoming Euston Road and ending at King’s Cross in the east.
London Ambulance Service has been contacted for comment.