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Lynden school bus driver killed following traffic accident

Bellingham, WALocal News

Annette Lyon, a dedicated school bus driver for the Lynden School District since 2021, tragically lost her life in a traffic accident on Thursday morning. The collision occurred on W. Main Street just before 8 a. m. , involving a white SUV; fortunately, no students were on board the bus at the time.

The SUV driver was transported to PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center, but their injuries remain undisclosed. In a statement, the Lynden School District expressed their deep sorrow, emphasizing that Lyon will be greatly missed by the entire Lynden Schools community. The Lynden Police have opened an investigation into the crash's cause and are actively seeking witnesses or dashcam footage from the vicinity. This incident underscores the dangers that drivers face on local roads, prompting a community response to improve safety measures.

The district has pledged to support Lyon's family and address any concerns among parents regarding student safety. Authorities will provide updates as more information becomes available.

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