5 Injured, Train Crashes into Stuck Semi-Truck on Highway 118 near Sand Canyon Road [Somis, CA]

5 Injured, Train Crashes into Stuck Semi-Truck on Highway 118 near Sand Canyon Road [Somis, CA]
5 Injured, Train Crashes into Stuck Semi-Truck on Highway 118 near Sand Canyon Road [Somis, CA]

Minor Injuries Reported, Train Hits Big Rig on Highway 118 in Somis

 
SOMIS, CA (December 14, 2023) — Five people reported minor injuries after a train crashed into a stuck semi-truck on Highway 118 near Sand Canyon Road.
 
According to the California Highway Patrol, the train accident happened around 6:20 p.m. Tuesday. For unknown reasons, a truck driver got his semi-truck stuck on the tracks in the unincorporated area of Ventura County. However, the operator was able to escape the truck before an Amtrak train collided with the vehicle.
 
Shortly after, paramedics responded and took five people to a hospital with minor injuries. Other Ventura County Firefighters assisted passengers off the train.
 
Following an investigation, police officers learned that the big rig possibly got stuck because of an incline on the road. Due to the crash, Amtrak suspended the Pacific Surfliner Service between Moorpark and Camarillo through Wednesday morning. By 5:30 a.m., officials reopened Highway 118.
 
Take care when navigating train tracks. Look both ways before crossing and follow the crossing arms and signal lights, indicating that a train is approaching. Driving through these areas requires your attention and care.


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