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And when the totaled bus finally came to a stop, the driver said, “Oh my god! There is no [expletive] railroad crossing there! Are you guys alright?

Ryan Peterson, 24, was driving south on Saw Mill Run about 12:09 a.m. in his grandmother’s 1998 Subaru Legacy station wagon with a suspended license, police said.

Pittsburgh police say 24-year-old Ryan Peterson drove the car into the Best Auto Mart along Saw Mill Run Boulevard a few minutes after midnight and crashed into several cars parked at the lot.

One of the cars was pushed into the building causing heavy damage to a door. The crash also knocked over six fence posts and a sign mounted on a pole. A fifth car was damaged by flying debris.

Police say Peterson’s license had been suspended as well.

A driver, who police said fell asleep at the wheel, crashed into a store front and landed on its roof over a hillside Monday morning in Sheraden.

Police are trying to figure out if charges should be filed against the driver of a vehicle that went airborne and crashed into a house, starting a large fire at the home on Sunday evening.

Police tell us the driver of the car, for some reason, was revving the engine of the 1997 Mercury and spinning the wheels. When he put the car in drive, he lost control and slammed into the store.

Kylee Barletto, 27, got behind the wheel with a suspended license again Thursday night. But when police tried to pull her over just before 10 p.m., she sped off and soon after crashed into a police cruiser, killing one officer and seriously injuring another who had cited her less than a month ago for driving without a valid license, according to Lawrence County District Attorney Joshua Lamancusa.

Police said speed was a factor.