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1 dead after pickup truck crashes into Surrey, B.C., bus stop

A man was killed and another injured after a pickup truck crashed into a Surrey, B.C., bus stop late Saturday afternoon, according to police.

RCMP not ruling out drugs or speed in collision near 144 Street and Hyland Road on Saturday evening

A pickup truck lies behind crime tape and a broken fence, as two police officers look on.
A pickup truck crashed into a bus stop bench in Surrey, B.C., late Saturday afternoon, leaving one person dead and causing damage to surrounding property, according to police. (Shane MacKichan)

A man was killed and another injured after a pickup truck crashed into a Surrey, B.C., bus stop bench late Saturday afternoon, according to police.

Surrey RCMP said in a statement that, at around 4:30 p.m. PT on Saturday, they received reports of a collision near the intersection of 144 Street and Hyland Road.

Police say a Ford F350 was travelling northbound on 144 Street when it veered into the oncoming lane and then collided with a bus stop bench, damaging surrounding property in the process.

A fire truck and ambulance are seen in the background as a white pickup truck lies behind crime tape and a broken fence.
Police say the Ford F350 was travelling northbound on 144 Street before it crossed into the oncoming lane and then collided with a bus stop bench. (Shane MacKichan)

A 33-year-old man was declared dead on the scene, according to police, with a second man in his 30s receiving minor injuries in the crash.

Police say the driver of the pickup truck was arrested atthe scene, and drugs and speedhave not been ruled out as factors in the fatal crash.

RCMP are asking anyone with more information to contact them.

A white pickup truck lies behind fencing and crime tape.
Police say that the driver of the truck has been arrested, and drugs and speed have not been ruled out as factors in the crash. (Shane MacKichan)