Port Glasgow man seriously injured after being trapped under bus A pedestrian is fighting for his life after becoming trapped under a bus following a collision. The 36-year-old man was struck by the vehicle in Inverclyde on Friday morning. Firefighters had to lift the bus to allow paramedics to access the pedestrian after he had been struck by the McGill's Buses vehicle near the town hall in Port Glasgow. Emergency services attended the smash involving the single decker in the town's Scarlow Street at around 9.50am on Friday. Ambulance crews took the man to Inverclyde Royal Hospital before he was taken to Glasgow's Southern General for treatment. Police Scotland said the man sustained serious chest injuries in the crash. The bus driver was not injured. Sergeant Kenny Malaney, of the road policing unit at Renfrew Police Office,is appealing for witnesses to come forward. Anyone with information is asked to contact the police on 101.