A serious crash in Surrey on Canada Day left one person with life-threatening injuries. 120 Street remains closed as police investigate the multi-vehicle incident.
Canada Day Collision Leads to Emergency Response
A serious motor vehicle crash occurred in Surrey, B.C., on the evening of Canada Day, July 1, leaving three people injured—one critically. The collision took place near the intersection of 120 Street and 97 Avenue, prompting an immediate response from emergency services.
Emergency Crews Rush to the Scene
The Surrey Police Service (SPS), BC Emergency Health Services (BCEHS), and the Surrey Fire Service responded to the scene shortly after 5:15 p.m., according to a police statement. First responders treated three individuals, with one victim transported to hospital in life-threatening condition. The other two sustained minor injuries.
Investigation Underway by Road Safety Officers
Initial reports indicate multiple vehicles were involved in the crash. The SPS Road Safety Unit has taken over the investigation and remains on scene to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident. Police have not yet released further details on the vehicles or potential causes.
Traffic Disruptions Expected for Hours
Due to the severity of the crash, 120 Street has been closed in both directions between 96 Avenue and 97A Avenue. Authorities are advising motorists to avoid the area and seek alternate routes, warning that the closure may last for several hours into the evening.
Community Urged to Stay Informed
Residents and commuters are encouraged to follow updates from Surrey Police and local traffic advisories. The investigation is ongoing, and police have asked anyone who witnessed the collision or has dashcam footage to come forward.
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