Illegal Left Turn Causes 53rd METRORail Accident
Officials Ticket Driver Of Car
POSTED: Thursday, July 29, 2004
UPDATED: 12:06 pm CDT July 29,
2004
HOUSTON -- An illegal left turn caused the 53rd accident involving Houston's light-rail system since it began operating in November 2003, METRO officials told News2Houston.
A vehicle carrying two people made an illegal left turn around 9:45 a.m. Thursday, colliding with a train traveling south between Fannin and Dryden, according to officials.Officials cited the driver for the collision.No injuries were reported.Road Condition Information:
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