Please look at the video. These bus drivers supposed to be professional drivers. SOUTH BRUNSWICK, New Jersey (WABC) -- A bus driver believed to be responsible for a 10-vehicle wreck in South Brunswick last week surrendered to police on Monday and was charged in connection with the crash. Seven people were hurt, two of them seriously, in the accident, which happened at Route 130 and Friendship Road at 6:30 a.m. last Thursday and left several cars mangled. First responders attended to victims in nine crushed cars after authorities say a Coach USA bus driven by 30-year-old Jamal Penten barreled through two lanes of cars. Penten, of Lakewood, is charged with assault by auto. South Brunswick police say Penten was driving the bus recklessly at the time he struck the line of vehicles and that the investigation determined he was driving 50 miles per hour when he became distracted for more than 1,000 feet prior to the collision. They say he failed to reduce his speed, brake or take evasive action, and he impacted the first vehicle at full highway speed prior to applying his brakes.