US EditionOne Child Dead, Two Women Injured After Being Struck by Bus Driver at Horseshoe Bay
- A TransLink bus struck pedestrians at the corner of Keith Road and Bay Street in West Vancouver on May 28 around 3:30 p.m., resulting in the death of a young boy and injuries to two women.
- West Vancouver police responded to reports of pedestrians trapped under a TransLink bus near the junction of Keith Road and Bay Street, and promptly informed the victims' families.
- Emergency Health Services declared the four-year-old boy dead at the scene, treated the boy’s mother who was in critical condition, and transported her and a family friend to Lions Gate Hospital with stable condition.
- Authorities, collaborating with collision reconstruction and vehicle safety officials, confirmed that the bus operator, employed by TransLink, is assisting investigators, and early findings indicate that speed likely did not play a role in the incident.
- Officials closed the intersection for hours and requested public assistance for witness reports or dash-cam footage by calling West Vancouver Police at 604-925-7300 quoting file 25-5042.
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One child dead, two women injured after being struck by bus driver at Horseshoe Bay
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