Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: OREM — A passenger on a Greyhound bus made an emergency stop on northbound I-15 near Orem when the driver suffered a medical episode Friday morning, officials said. 
  
 The passenger noticed the driver was beginning to lose consciousness and got in the driver's seat before pulling the bus over to the left shoulder and stopping directly behind a trooper's vehicle about 7:15 a.m. , Utah Highway Patrol trooper Colton Freckleton said. 
  
 The bus hit the concrete barrier on the side of the freeway while pulling over, but there was no serious damage, Freckleton said. The bus was still blocking both the carpool and adjacent lanes, however, and significantly slowed traffic in the area. 
  
 Once the bus stopped, several passengers who had become scared got out onto the freeway. 
  
 "There was panic at the beginning," Freckleton said. 
  
 Even when a Utah Transit Authority bus driver arrived to move the bus off the freeway, some passengers were still reluctant to get back on, according to Freckleton. 
  
 The driver who suffered a medical episode was transported to a hospital and is recovering, though troopers are unsure what the issue was, Freckleton said. 
  
 "We're lucky to have a passenger that was able to step up and take care of the driver and pull the bus to the side and get help," Freckleton added. 
  
 None of the 20 passengers on the bus were injured. 
  
 The bus was moved off the freeway and all lanes were clear by about 8:15 a.m., he said. 
  
 This is at least the second time a Greyhound bus driver has suffered a medical issue while driving through Utah. 
  
 A 13-year-old girl from California was killed and 12 others were hospitalized on New Year's Eve when the bus rolled off I-70, slid down a steep wash and landed 200 feet off the freeway in Emery County. 
  
 Contributing: Heather Kelly, KSL Newsradio 
  
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 WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah — Everette Elliott was sleeping on a Greyhound bus heading north on I-15 Friday Morning, when he was jolted awake. 
  
 “I felt the bus swerving,” said Elliott. “I look up and it was like a video game. He was running cars off the road.” 
  
 A few passengers walked up to the bus driver to see if he was okay, but when the driver didn’t respond, Elliott said he went to the front of the bus. 
  
 “I’m talking to the bus driver, ‘hey you okay? You okay?’ said Elliot. “He didn’t say nothing. He just drives.” 
  
 Driving past a Utah Highway Patrol “cruiser” Elliott said that’s when he shouted at the driver, jolting him awake. 
  
 Elliott said the driver steered the bus into the median before slamming on the brakes, coming to a complete stop. 
  
 “I grabbed him by both the gloves, put them together and said ‘no’,” said Elliott. “Looked him in the eye and said ‘no, you’re done. No more driving.’” 
  
 No more driving for the bus driver, and for the 23 passengers, no major injuries. 
  
 “Even the cars that ran into each other on the side, none of them was hurt,” said Elliott. 
  
 A statement emailed by Greyhound stated “the driver experienced a medical emergency.” 
  
 Utah Highway Patrol said an ambulance took the driver to the hospital, and thanks to Elliott, the incident didn’t turn into anything worse. 
  
 “I didn’t want to die and I know they didn’t want to die,” said Elliott. “I just did what I thought anybody else would do.” |||||
Student:
"I look up and it was like a video game." That's how Everette Elliott describes to KSTU what he woke up to on Friday morning on the Greyhound bus he was riding. When Elliott went to the front of the swerving bus, which was just outside Orem, Utah, to see what was going on, the driver appeared to be losing consciousness. That's when Elliott jumped into action and somehow got the bus to the side of the freeway (KSL says he jumped into the driver's seat and pulled the bus over; KSTU reports he screamed at the driver to rouse him, and the driver slammed on the brakes). Either way, just one passenger out of the nearly two dozen suffered any injuries, and it was minor, a Greyhound rep says. The bus company adds that the driver had suffered a "medical emergency," and a Utah Highway Patrol spokesman says he's recuperating. "We're lucky to have a passenger that was able to step up and take care of the driver," the officer tells KSL. Elliott says he simply did what anyone would've done. "I didn't want to die and I know [the other passengers] didn't want to die," he tells KSTU. (This Greyhound driver drove in circles for hours.)