Van and IndyGo Bus Collided in Indianapolis
A side-swipe collision involving an IndyGo bus and a van occurred on Tuesday in Indianapolis.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Accidents

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded to a side-swipe collision between a van and an IndyGo bus. One passenger from the bus was transported to a local hospital for medical treatment.
Why it matters
The crash impacted transit operations and required medical intervention for at least one individual involved in the accident.
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is currently investigating the circumstances of the side-swipe collision. The incident remains an active file pending further information on the cause of the crash.
The players
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department
This is the primary law enforcement agency responsible for serving the city of Indianapolis.
IndyGo
This is the public transportation provider for the city of Indianapolis that manages bus operations.
The details
The accident occurred when a van and an IndyGo bus side-swiped each other near the intersection of E. Washington Street and S. Kitley Avenue. Emergency services were called to the scene, resulting in the transport of one bus passenger to a hospital.
Timeline
Police responded to the vehicle crash on October 13, 2026.
Legal Context
This collision follows the standard reporting protocols set by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's side-swipe crash reporting standards. The incident adds to ongoing local data regarding traffic safety and municipal transit vehicle interactions.
Residents should remain aware of potential traffic delays or temporary road closures near the E. Washington Street and S. Kitley Avenue intersection. Local transit users may experience minor service adjustments while the investigation concludes.
The takeaway
Drivers are reminded to maintain adequate lane discipline when sharing the road with large public transit vehicles. Always yield to buses to help reduce the risk of side-swipe accidents on busy city streets.
Further reading
For more information on transit safety, visit the Indianapolis accidents page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox 59.










