Crime Surrey British Columbia

Surrey pedestrian critically injured after late-night crash at 108 Avenue and 142 Street

Surrey police are investigating after a pedestrian was struck near 108 Avenue and 142 Street shortly before midnight. The adult male victim was taken to hospital in critical condition; the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating.

Surrey pedestrian critically injured after late-night crash at 108 Avenue and 142 Street
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The Surrey Police Service has opened an investigation after a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle and taken to hospital in critical condition late Wednesday night.

Collision at a busy intersection

Officers were called to the intersection of 108 Avenue and 142 Street shortly before midnight, police said in a news release. The pedestrian, described by police as an adult male, was transported to hospital and remains in critical condition.

“The pedestrian, an adult male, was transported to hospital in critical condition,”

Police said the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. The cause of the collision has not been determined.

Police appeal for witnesses and footage

SPS investigators are asking anyone who was in the area and may have witnessed the incident, or who has dash-cam or video footage, to come forward. Information can be provided by calling the Surrey Police Service non-emergency line at 604-599-0502 and referring to file 26-22639 (SU).

  • When: Shortly before midnight, Wednesday.
  • Where: 108 Avenue and 142 Street, Surrey.
  • Victim: Adult male, transported to hospital in critical condition.
  • Driver: Remained at scene and is cooperating with police.

Local context and implications

Intersections such as 108 Avenue and 142 Street are used by many residents, pedestrians and commuters. Collisions that produce severe injuries often prompt broader questions about street design, lighting, speed limits and enforcement — issues that affect road safety across Surrey. While investigators gather facts specific to this incident, the police appeal underscores the role that witness evidence and video recordings play in reconstructing crashes.

Surrey residents who use the area regularly may wish to check dash-cam recordings from the time around midnight and to contact police if they observed anything that could assist the investigation. Police file references and the non-emergency contact number are being provided to ensure evidence can be linked to the correct file.

Item Detail
Incident file 26-22639 (SU)
Police contact 604-599-0502 (non-emergency)

The Surrey Police Service did not release additional details about the vehicle or the victim. As the investigation continues, InfoRadar will monitor official updates and public advisories from SPS to report further verified information.

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