BC Transit is assisting the Kelowna RCMP with the investigation and will also be conducting an internal investigation.
A Kelowna mom is worried it’s just a matter of time before someone is hurt, after witnessing a public transit bus strike another vehicle at the roundabout outside the H2O Centre.
An email from the manager that Brasnett shared with Castanet said the driver is very remorseful and the incident is “very much outside of this driver’s normal behavior”. The email goes on to say that there have been a number of near misses and close calls in that area, and that people are parking illegally in the roundabout off Gordon Drive. The manager said Transdev would be escalating the issue with the City of Kelowna for review.
“They don’t want parents using that roadway in front of H2O, but we want the buses out of there because it’s unsafe. The reason that parents drop off there is because those buses are blowing through the crosswalks and they’re going through there at a high rate of speed.
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