Here is the report.
But the headline means that there are 15 injured people.
[D] ICE accident
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Re: [D] ICE accident
Andreas, from that photo it looks as if hit a lorry. Was it a level crossing accident? There's just been a level crossing accident in UK (here), fortunately at lower speed and with no deaths.
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Hi John,
I found another picture gallery of the accident and the notes under two pictures say that there was a street beneath the railway line. It was now railway crossing accident.
[picture 1]
and picture 2
I found just out that it seems to translate every text under all pictures. So I hope it it now clear what kind of accident it was.
The accident you have linked to is really heavy.
I found another picture gallery of the accident and the notes under two pictures say that there was a street beneath the railway line. It was now railway crossing accident.
[picture 1]
and picture 2
I found just out that it seems to translate every text under all pictures. So I hope it it now clear what kind of accident it was.
The accident you have linked to is really heavy.
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Re: [D] ICE accident
From what I can make out, it seems that there is an elevated road running parallel to the track at that point. A garbage truck, when trying to avoid another vehicle, ran off the road and slid down a dirt embankment onto the track.
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Re: [D] ICE accident
Reminds me of an accident in UK a few years back when a Land Rover went through a fence at the top of an embankment and landed up on the track in a cutting.