A commuter rail train collided with a car at a crossing in Concord on February 23, leading to minor injuries for the car driver. The vehicle was struck while the train was traveling at a low speed. Fire Chief Thomas Judge expressed gratitude that the incident did not cause more serious harm. There were no reported injuries among train passengers, and the incident is under investigation by MBTA Police. Keolis Commuter Services confirmed that safety measures at the crossing were functioning properly during the crash.
“We are grateful that this incident did not result in more serious injuries,” said Concord Fire Chief Thomas Judge in the statement. “Our crews, along with our police and EMS partners, responded quickly to provide care and ensure the scene was secured.”
The train was going at a 'low rate of speed,' according to the statement, minimizing the potential for severe injuries in the crash.
Keolis Commuter Services stated that the crossing gates and warning lights 'were working as intended, and no injuries have been reported on board the train.'
The incident is currently being investigated by MBTA Police, ensuring full accountability and safety measures are followed.
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