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.

According to investigators, the couple was attempting to cross Front Street in the crosswalk when they were hit by the bus.

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.

Officials say a husband and wife were crossing the street in South Philadelphia when they were struck by a SEPTA bus.

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 man is dead and a woman is in the hospital after being hit by a SEPTA bus while crossing the street in South Philly on Friday. Police said the two pedestrians were husband and wife. The incident happened before 7 p.

The Route 64 bus hit the couple as they were walking around 7 p.m. at Washington Avenue and Front Street, the transit agency said.

Police have identified the man hit and killed by a SEPTA bus in South Philadelphia on Jan. 3 as 35-year-old Michael Spooner, crews are busy treating roads in the area ahead of a disruptive snow storm on Monday,