These pictures show the moment a Mercedes became sandwiched between two London buses following a four-vehicle pile-up in central London. Two people were treated at the scene by paramedics following the crash in Goodge Street this morning. It forced the closure of the road near the junction with Tottenham Court Road. Scroll down for video . Sandwiched: A Mercedes, believed to have been operated as a minicab, became wedged between two London buses this morning. The four-vehicle crash happened in Goodge Street. Two people were treated at the scene . Long delays: The four-vehicle pile-up, which also involved an Audi TT, forced the closure of the road near the junction with Tottenham Court Road. It caused significant disruption for traffic in central London . Richard Beltran, who works nearby, caught the aftermath of the crash on camera. He said it involved an Audi TT sports car, a Mercedes, believed to have been operated as a minicab, and two Routemasters - dubbed 'Boris Buses'. The 38-year-old said: 'There were four vehicles involved. At the front was the Audi TT, which had been hit hard enough that it bounced a metre and a half away from the bus behind, which had a smashed windscreen. 'Then in between that and another bus was a Mercedes. I stayed around for two hours and the scene was still being cleared up. The bus at the front could be driven away but tow trucks were needed for the other one and the Mercedes. 'At one point there were about 15 buses lined up on Goodge Street before the drivers realised they had to divert elsewhere.' Caught on camera: Richard Beltran, who witnessed the aftermath, said he stayed around for two hours while the scene was being cleared up . Smash: Mr Beltran said the Audi TT sports car had been hit hard enough that it bounced a metre and a half away from the bus behind, which had a broken windscreen . Tight squeeze: The driver and passenger of the Mercedes, which was wedged between two buses, were treated at the scene, Metropolitan Police said. No arrests have been made in connection with the collision . Recovered: A tow truck was needed for the Mercedes and second London bus, according to Mr Beltran . The Metropolitan Police confirmed they had been called to the incident. A spokesman said: 'Police were called at approximately 11.35am on Sunday to Goodge Street at the junction with Tottenham Court Road following reports of a collision involving several vehicles, including two buses. 'Officers, London Ambulance Service and London Fire Brigade attended. The driver and passenger of a Mercedes were treated at the scene.' No arrests have been made, police said.
Two people treated at the scene after 'Boris Buses' crash in Goodge Street .
An Audi TT sports car was also involved in the four-vehicle collision .
The road was closed near the junction with Tottenham Court Road .
Eyewitness: At one point 15 buses stuck in queues before diverting area .