A car has driven into a crowd at Boston's Logan International Airport, police in Massachusetts say.
The car at the centre of the crash appeared to be a Boston city taxi. Photo: Screenshot / NBC via BBC
Emergency officials said at least 10 people were taken to hospital, with state police saying injuries were of "varying severity".
The Boston Globe newspaper reported that driver error was being investigated as the cause.
Reports said the car, which appeared to be a Boston city taxi, struck close to the airport's taxi rank.
The 7News network and the Boston Globe said the driver, a 56-year-old man from Cambridge in Massachusetts, was at the scene and was co-operating with police.
The incident, on the eve of the Independence Day holiday in the US, is not believed to be terrorism-related, law enforcement officials have told local media.
- BBC