Mobile home stuck on tracks halts train traffic in New Mexico

Steve Smith

Mobile home stuck on tracks halts train traffic in New Mexico

A mobile home got stuck on railroad tracks in Chaves County, New Mexico, during a move late on January 20.

What happened: The single wide mobile home became "high-centered" at the crossing on Highway 256 and Lupton Road.

The Chaves County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) responded to the unusual scene.
Officials contacted BNSF to halt nearby trains, preventing any potential accidents.

Looking ahead: Authorities are reviewing the incident, though no damage or injuries have been reported.

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