A serious head-on collision between two commuter buses near the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, injured 23 people on Friday morning, including at least 10 Defense Department personnel who were riding to work.

The crash happened shortly before 7:30 a.m. on Metro Access Road in the Pentagon transit loop, right next to a major Pentagon bus stop in the South Parking area.

The two buses involved were an OmniRide bus and a Fairfax Connector transit bus.

PENTAGON BUS CRASH UPDATE: More video from the scene showing ambulances staging waiting for those injured to be triaged. STATter911 cameras caught the collision. Will post it shortly. @ARLnowDOTcom @charlienbc @nbc_washington @NFTC_News @matthewyoung31#pentagon #buscrash… pic.twitter.com/K7G9jO5Dvq

— Dave Statter (@STATter911) April 24, 2026

According to the Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA), emergency crews responded quickly.

Eighteen of the injured were transported to local hospitals for further evaluation, while five others were treated at the scene and released.

No casualties have been reported.

The Metro Access Road was immediately closed for a full investigation into the accident, and the crash caused major disruptions to traffic around the Pentagon for several hours.

Bus service was rerouted, and the Pentagon Transit Center was temporarily shut down, with riders redirected to the nearby Pentagon City Station.

Footage of the incident shows the two buses smashing together in the bus lane.

WATCH:

Pentagon bus crash caught on camera: Here’s the video of the Fairfax Connector and Omniride buses colliding at 7:19 a.m. As many as 18 people with mostly minor injuries. One person was taken to a trauma center. All patients have been taken care of. @ArlingtonVaFD has turned the… pic.twitter.com/pWTkmgcnuM

— Dave Statter (@STATter911) April 24, 2026

Bus Crash Near Pentagon: 23 Injured

Reports: 10 Defence Personnel Among Injured

Head-On Collision Between Two Buses

Pentagon Metro Station Shut After Crash

Buses Rerouted, Commuters Advised Alternate Routes

Probe Underway Into Collision@srivatsavrohit brings us more… pic.twitter.com/Ikmxl2Si3Q

— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) April 24, 2026

As of Friday afternoon, the exact cause of the crash remains unknown.

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