33 Hurt in Bus Crash with Tractor-Trailer on I-380 in Moscow, PA

Emergency crews used hydraulic tools to free passengers from the damaged bus.

Published on Mar. 2, 2026

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A Greyhound bus carrying 33 passengers struck the rear of a tractor-trailer early Friday morning on I-380 in Moscow, Pennsylvania, causing heavy front-end damage and leaving the bus's exit door jammed shut. Emergency crews responded to the scene and used hydraulic tools to cut through the steel door and clear a path so injured passengers could be reached and others could safely exit the bus. All 33 people on board were accounted for, and authorities said the injuries reported were minor.

Why it matters

Bus crashes on highways can present unique challenges, especially when large vehicles like tractor-trailers are involved. Due to the size and structure of commercial buses, damage to doors or exits can make evacuation more complicated than in smaller vehicles. This incident highlights the importance of emergency crews being trained to handle these types of complex rescue situations.

The details

The Greyhound bus struck the rear of the tractor-trailer early Friday morning, February 27, on I-380 in Moscow, Pennsylvania. The impact caused heavy front-end damage and left the bus's exit door jammed shut, making it difficult for passengers to get out. Emergency units responded to the scene shortly after the crash was reported and used hydraulic tools to cut through the steel door and clear a path so injured passengers could be reached and others could safely exit the bus.

  • The crash occurred early Friday morning, February 27, 2026.

The players

Greyhound

A major intercity bus service provider in the United States and Canada.

Moscow, Pennsylvania

A borough located in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.

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What’s next

Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the crash, and more details will be released as soon as they become available.

The takeaway

This incident highlights the importance of emergency crews being trained to handle complex rescue situations involving large commercial vehicles like buses. The use of hydraulic tools to quickly remove the jammed door allowed responders to safely evacuate all 33 passengers, despite the significant damage to the bus.