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

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 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.

SOUTH PHILADELPHIA - Tragedy on a South Philadelphia street as a husband and wife were hit by a SEPTA bus, killing one of them. It happened Friday night, a little after 7 p.m., at the intersection of Washington Avenue and South Front Street, officials said.

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 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,