The driver of a transit bus has been charged under the Motor Vehicle Act in a fatal pedestrian collision in Burnaby almost two years ago.
Suresh Chand Lal, 56, is accused of driving without due care and attention and failing to yield to a pedestrian on a green light in connection with the Dec. 13, 2018 incident.
It’s alleged Lal was behind the wheel of a Coast Mountain Bus Company bus when a woman was struck on 6th Street at 16th Avenue around 7 p.m., and then pinned underneath the vehicle.
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CPR was performed on the woman but she was pronounced dead at the scene.
Lal is scheduled to appear in Vancouver provincial court on June 10 for an arraignment hearing.
A previous court appearance set for March 17 was adjourned due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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