Shuttle bus driver strikes, injures pedestrian in Surrey
A shuttle bus driver struck a pedestrian in Surrey on Tuesday evening, injuring an adult man in a busy Cloverdale intersection. The collision happened around 5 p.m. at 56 Avenue and 180 Street, just as traffic peaked.
Surrey Police Service officers arrived to find the man on the road with visible injuries. First responders rushed him to hospital after giving medical care at the scene.
Conflicting reports on injury severity
Police described the victim’s injuries as “minor,” adding that doctors are still assessing his condition. However, BC Emergency Health Services called the injuries “serious,” suggesting a more concerning medical picture.
Image from the scene show a TransLink‑branded shuttle bus stopped in the intersection. A bag and other personal items lie scattered across the roadway, underscoring the force of the impact.
Driver cooperating as crash probe continues
Investigators say the shuttle bus driver remained at the scene and has cooperated with officers. They have not announced any charges or fault at this stage.
Collision analysts are now working to determine how and why the shuttle bus driver strikes, injures pedestrian in Surrey at this location. They will examine factors such as speed, visibility, lighting and pedestrian movement.
Road closures and call for witnesses
Police closed parts of 56 Avenue and 180 Street while they photographed the area and collected evidence. The intersection has since reopened, but officers still want to speak with anyone who saw the crash.
Witnesses, or drivers with dashcam footage from the time of the collision, are urged to contact the Surrey Police Service non‑emergency line at 604‑599‑0502. Callers should quote file number 25‑67664 (SU) to help investigators track new information quickly.
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