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July 18 2023

A horrifying incident occurred on July 14 in Lakeland, Florida, when a passenger train collided with an auto truck around 7 PM. The entire incident was captured on camera by a passing motorist. The collision occurred in the area of US 92 and Canal Avenue North, resulting in extensive damage and eight injuries. The roadway was closed for nearly 10 hours, causing significant traffic delays in the area. According to WFLA News, the accident occurred when a truck transporting cars was unable to pass through a railroad crossing and became stuck on the tracks. The crossing brackets were triggered by an oncoming train, causing the truck to be struck before it was hit by the train. The collision caused between $6 million and $10 million in damage and eight people suffered minor injuries.

We took this video from WFLA News Channel 8 YouTube Channel.

The driver of the truck, Valberto Carrazana Bermudez, was penalized for insufficient clearance at the railroad crossing. This incident has brought attention to safety at railroad crossings and serves as a reminder of the importance of following all safety rules when approaching and crossing railroad tracks.

The video of the collision is truly dramatic and shows just how dangerous these types of accidents can be. All drivers should always be vigilant and pay close attention to their surroundings, especially when approaching railroad crossings. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the possible consequences of not doing so.

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