Vehicle Accidentally Drives Down Bruin Walk

December 11, 2024 ·

Photo courtesy of the UCLA Police Department Facebook page.

WESTWOOD—On Monday, December 9, the UCLA Police Department announced on its Facebook page that a vehicle accidentally drove down the steps at Bruin Walk over the weekend.

Authorities indicated no one was injured, but this is a critical reminder always to be aware of surroundings.

Tips to Stay Safe:

-Avoid wearing headphones that completely block out ambient noise.

-Stay off your phone or other distractions while walking.

-Always look around and remain aware, especially in busy areas like Bruin Walk.

By Trevor

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