Several firefighters rescued a woman who was trapped under a CT Transit bus in Stamford on Tuesday.
The incident happened at the intersection of Broad and Atlantic streets about 3 p.m. Officials said they received several 911 calls reporting the incident.
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WATCH HEREResponding officials said a woman was trapped under the front axle of a tandem-style CT Transit bus.
Crews said the woman was conscious, alert and able to talk to firefighters.
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SIGN UP In a video from the Stamford Fire Department, crews can be seen trying to get the woman out from under the bus.
Firefighters were able to rescue the woman by using high-pressure air bags. She was taken to Stamford Hospital for evaluation and treatment.
Officials said the entire extrication process took 10 minutes.
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“This was a valiant and flawless effort by Stamford firefighters that demonstrates their exceptional talents and the department's capabilities. Given the size and weight of this bus, we are very grateful that her injuries were not more serious," Deputy Chief Matt Palmer said.
Police are investigating the incident.
