A Philadelphia bus driver has learned the hard way what could happen to those who drive without their seatbelt buckled in.
The driver and two passengers on board a SEPTA bus were injured, when the vehicle jumped a concrete median and landed on railroad tracks in front of an oncoming freight train in Southern Philadelphia.
The train was either stopped or moving at a very slow speed and did not strike the bus carrying three people on board.
Surveillance video recorded inside the bus captured the moment the driver slipped out of her seat.
For a few moments, she tried to hang onto the steering wheel, but she eventually fell to the ground.
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