The driver of a truck was injured after colliding with an OCTA bus on the westbound 91 freeway, according to a news report.
The California Highway Patrol said that the driver of a Ford Ranger traveling west on 91 near Lakeview Avenue collided with an OCTA bus after changing lanes. The impact sent the truck spinning around, and it hit the bus a second time.
The truck driver was trapped in the cab of his vehicle before the roof was cut open to free him. There were no initial reports of injuries to any passengers or the driver of the OCTA bus.
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