THE driver of a bus which struck student Ebenezer Nur on Monday could not have done anything to avoid the tragic accident, police have ruled. Traffic Management Unit Senior Constable Pieter Haans said witness statements had established that the 11 year old crossed against a red pedestrian light before being hit by the bus, which was turning left. The bus driver will not be charged. Sen-Constable Haans said numerous witnesses, had provided statements, with including passengers on the bus, drivers of other cars at the intersection and a crossing supervisor at the scene, had provided statements. "The driver is still very shaken up," he said. He will have some time off (work). It's an unfortunate tragedy, there's nothing the driver could have done. The 11-year-old school boy had been in the country less than a year. Sen-Constable Haans from the Traffic Management Unit could not go into detail about whether Ebenezer had been in the bus's blind spot when riding along the footpath on Purnell Rd but confirmed the driver had not seen him. City of Greater Geelong health and local laws manager Steve Sodomaco said the Purnell, Bacchus Marsh Rd intersection had been part of the school crossing program for 20 years. He said, at the time of the accident, the supervisor had just escorted a group of children to the opposite side of Bacchus Marsh Rd. There had not been any reports of traffic issues at the crossing in the past year, Mr Sodomaco said. A spokeswoman for the Coroner said they were investigating the death, but it was too early to say whether there would be an inquest. Diversitat are supporting Ebenezer's mother, single parent Tsehay Ge.