Check Traffic

Check Traffic
Live Cameras, Conditions

°

Homepage / Houston News
Text Size

Car Collides With METRORail

Cause Of Accident Remains Under Investigation

POSTED: Tuesday, August 24, 2004

A car collided with a METRORail train Tuesday morning, raising the number of accidents since the light-rail system's inception to 57, Local 2 reported.

The accident happened at McGregor and Fannin just before 8 a.m. Emergency workers quickly cleared the scene.

Investigators have not said who or what caused the accident.

No injuries were reported.

Sponsored Links

Links We Like
Sponsored Content
Don’t ruin your chances of landing that new job by making easy to correct mistakes on your cover letter. More

Don’t believe everything people tell you about home improvement. Check out the top 4 myths and stop throwing away your money. More

The signs of Cancer can sometimes be very subtle. Here's a guide to help you recognize them early. More

Living well with type-1 or type-2 diabetes can be easier than you might think. Use our diabetes resource guide. More

Most Popular

  • StoriesClick to Expand

  • VideosClick to Expand

    • Frank Tracks Rain

      KPRC Local 2 Chief Meteorologist Frank BillingsleyNov. 20, 2009: KPRC Local 2 chief meteorologist Frank Billingsley tracks the rain.

    • Army May Stop Sealy Contract

      Nov. 20, 2009: The Army may stop building trucks in Sealy, which could have an economic fallout in Houston. Phil Archer reports.

    • Students Mourn Friend

      DeAndre Elliot,A high school student was killed and his vehicle was stolen outside a southeast Houston apartment. Ryan Korgard reports.

    • Student Says Man Tried To Lure Her

      Nov. 20, 2009: A man tries to lure a ninth-grade Montgomery County student into his car after she got off a school bus. Carl Willis reports.

    • Neighbors Shocked At Gruesome Discovery

      Harris County Medical ExaminerNov. 19, 2009: Police are investigating after a baby's mummified remains were found at an apartment complex in northwest Houston. Alana Gomez Dong reports.

  • SlideshowsClick to Expand