Man riding electric bike dead after colliding with bus in St. Catharines
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Niagara police say they responded to reports of a collision at the intersection of King and Carlisle Streets at around 6:30 p.m. on Friday.
A rider of an electric bicycle is dead after colliding with a transit bus in St. Catharines, Ont.
Niagara police say they responded to reports of a collision at the intersection of King and Carlisle Streets at around 6:30 p.m. on Friday.
Police say a 55-year-old man from St. Catharines was riding an e-bike when he struck the side of a transit bus.
They say the man was pronounced dead at the scene and that no one on the bus had any injuries.
Police say the e-bike rider struck the bus after running a red light at the intersection.
Investigators say they continue to look into the incident and ask anyone with information to contact police.
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