
Cyclist taken to hospital after South Surrey collision
A cyclist was taken to hospital after a collision with a vehicle near 154 Street and 24 Avenue in South Surrey on Saturday afternoon.
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A cyclist was taken to hospital after a collision with a vehicle near 154 Street and 24 Avenue in South Surrey on Saturday afternoon.

Police are investigating a collision involving a vehicle and an electric bicycle on 24 Avenue in South Surrey. The cyclist was conscious in hospital, police said.

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