A woman was seriously injured Friday morning after being struck by a Calgary Transit bus at a busy intersection in north Calgary.

Emergency crews responded to the collision around 9:45 a.m. near Beddington Boulevard and Centre Street N. The pedestrian was taken to hospital for treatment. Her injuries were described as serious but not life-threatening. No other injuries were reported in the initial police information.

The collision prompted an emergency response in the area as investigators began examining how the pedestrian and bus came into contact.

Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the crash. Investigators are expected to review evidence from the scene and speak with witnesses as they work to determine what happened immediately before the collision.

The incident highlights the safety challenges that can arise where pedestrians and large public-transit vehicles share busy urban intersections. Calgary’s transit network carries thousands of passengers each day, while pedestrians regularly cross major roads around transit routes.

Authorities have not indicated that anyone else was injured in the incident. The investigation remains active, and further details may be released as police establish a clearer picture of the collision.

Drivers and pedestrians in the area are being reminded to remain attentive around intersections and transit vehicles, particularly at locations with heavy traffic and frequent pedestrian movement.