Man Injured in MTS Bus Accident on University Avenue [San Diego, CA]

San Diego, CA (September 21, 2021) – On Sunday, a 50-year-old man suffered injuries in an MTS bus accident on University Avenue.

The incident took place at about 10:45 p.m. at the 4300 block area,  near Teralta East.

Investigating officer said the victim, who they believe was under the influence of alcohol, leaned on an MTS bus as it departed a stop. 

Apparently, he leaned against the bus after the driver had closed the doors and the vehicle started moving. 

The man fell and his head struck the curb. His arm went under the tire crushing and degloving his right arm.

Immediately, rescuers took the man to a hospital with non-fatal injuries but with facial fractures and rib fractures that punctured his chest.

Meanwhile, the San Diego Police Traffic Division still investigated the MTS bus accident on University Avenue.

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