A double decker bus has crashed at Paddington station this morning, causing traffic chaos for those trying to enter the station.
Pictures obtained by GB News shows the aftermath of the crash, showing the top layer of the bus crumpled underneath a low entry way.
The entryway is believed to be the entrance to the Paddington taxi rank area.
Police were spotted at the scene.
Bus crash at Paddington station
Joe Wilmot/GB News
The crash, which occurred shortly before 9am, happened after the bus made a right turn and collided with a height-restricted entryway.
Signage at the entrance clearly states a maximum height of 3.6m with London buses typically ranging in height from between 4.5 to 4.7 meters.
Pictures taken by a GB News reporter on the scene show the top of the bus crushed with the windows on the top layer of the bus shattered.
At time of writing, the entrance to the taxi rank is down to a single-lane of moving traffic.
The top of the bus was crushed
Joe Wilmot/GB News
According to the Met Police, the incident was a damage-only collision and resulted in no reported injuries
Further inquiries have been made to TfL and the local authority as to any damage to the bridge.
GB News has contacted TfL and Network Rail for further comment.
