November 05, 2024

Train crashes into two semis in Laredo, Texas

Steve Smith

Train crashes into two semis in Laredo, Texas

A train collided with two semi trucks in Laredo, Texas, on Monday afternoon.

What happened: The incident occurred at 4:30 p.m. on November 4 at Uniroyal Drive and Frontage Road, near a popular truck stop.

The train hit two tractor trailers, both truck drivers were not hurt and were able to walk around when emergency crews arrived.
No one required hospital attention, showcasing the resilience and quick thinking of the truckers involved.

The cause of the crash remains under investigation, reported KGNS.

Final note: While the accident site is being examined, truckers continue their essential duty of keeping goods moving safely across the country.

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