Pedestrian critical following collision with TTC bus in Toronto’s west end
A man was rushed to the hospital after being hit by the driver of a TTC bus near Bloor Street West and Ossington Avenue on Dec. 11. (Simon Sheehan/CP24)
A man has been taken to a trauma centre via emergency run with life-threatening injuries after being struck by the driver of a TTC bus in Toronto’s west end, say police.
The collision happened just before 8:30 p.m. in the Bloorcourt Village area, near Bloor Street West and Ossington Avenue.
Paramedics told CTV News Toronto that they transported an adult patient to a trauma centre with critical injuries.
Buses on the 63 Ossington bus route at ,currently not stopping near Ossington Station due to a collision, the TTC said in a post on X.
The investigation is ongoing.
More details to come…
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