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A driver was taken to hospital after his bus crashed into a sports shop on one of the main streets in Cardiff.
The single-decker Cardiff Bus, marked with the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (Uwic) logo, veered off St Mary Street and into the Pure Rugby shop.
Firefighters were called to free the bus, which ploughed through the front window just after 1800 GMT on Monday.
Cardiff Bus said it was investigating, as were police. No passengers on board were hurt in the incident, it added.
South Wales Police were also called to the street, which has been partly-pedestrianised, with traffic banned, apart from buses and some taxis.
A temporary road closure was put in place while the vehicle was recovered and the shop was secured.
In a statement it said: "The front end of the bus struck the front window and metal shutters of the Pure Rugby Store on St Mary Street causing substantial damage."
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Roads Policing Unit on 02920 633 438, or 101, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
A public bus has crashed into a shop in , Wales. No one is believed to have been injured.
The bus was nearly empty when it crashed into a closed, shuttered shop.  
The nearly-empty bus was leaving the Cardiff central bus depot in Wood Street at approximately 7pm local time when witness say it failed to complete a left turn onto , instead crashing into the shuttered doors of the Pure Rugby sport memorabilia shop. The shop was closed and empty at the time. Police and an ambulance were called to the scene of the accident and the area was cordoned off; St. Mary Street was closed to bus traffic and buses throughout the city centre were put on alternate routes for the evening.

While South Wales, along with much of Great Britain, has suffered from icy conditions in recent weeks, roads and sidewalks were clear. The accident comes three days after a three-bus collision injured a driver on Westgate Street, one street over from St. Mary Street.