Surveillance video captured the shocking moment the road folded beneath the SEPTA bus in Philadelphia's Hunting Park neighborhood.

Work continues to repair a massive sinkhole that opened in a roadway in the Hunting Park section of Philadelphia. It happened last week in the 3700 block of N. 6th Street. Surveillance video obtained by Action News shows the road buckling under a SEPTA bus.

A SEPTA bus was minutes away from collapsing along with a sinkhole on a street in North Philadelphia. See the moments that led up to the huge sinkhole collapse.

A man struck and killed Friday night by a SEPTA bus in South Philadelphia was identified by police Saturday as Michael Spooner, 35. A 29-year-old woman not named by police but described as Spooner’s wife was also struck.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- One pedestrian is dead and another is injured after they were struck by a Route 84 SEPTA bus on Friday night. It happened just before 7 p.m. at Front Street and Washington Avenue in the city's Queen Village neighborhood. A male victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

A massive sinkhole opened in a Hunting Park roadway just moments after a SEPTA bus passed over a buckling section of the street.

A large sinkhole got covered in snow Monday as it continued to block a Philadelphia street a week after the street collapsed shortly after a SEPTA bus passed. The Philadelphia Water Department had earlier repaired a water main break along North 6th Street between Hunting Park and Erie avenues in the Hunting Park neighborhood,