John Robertson passed away following the incident on Argyle Street on Monday June 5, at around 12:05am.
Tragic John Robertson, 39, lived in Glasgow but was originally from the Isle of Skye. Officers from Police Scotland say that the incident happened on Argyle Street, near to Gray Street, on Monday, June 5, at around 12:05am. No one on the bus was injured.
Police launched a probe following the death of Robertson and are appealing for anyone with information to come forward. Sergeant Nicholas Twigg from the Road Policing Unit at Govan said: “Our thoughts remain with Mr Robertson’s family and friends at this time. “We are continuing with our enquiries to establish the circumstances and the cause of the crash. I would urge any witnesses, or anyone with information or personal footage who hasn’t yet spoken to police to contact 101 quoting reference number 0008 of 5 June.
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