The truck made a wrong turn and became stuck on the train tracks at the intersection of B St NW and 29th St NW, according to Valley Regional Fire. At around 10:20 a.m. on Jan. 18, the Amtrak train car hit the truck while the conductor was blowing the train whistle.

An Amtrak train carrying 157 passengers hit a semitruck on the tracks in Auburn. A driver and the passenger escaped, and no train passengers were hurt.

In a social media post, the Auburn Police Department reported that around 10:18 a.m., a semi tractor trailer rig made a wrong turn and became stuck on the train tracks at 29th and B streets Northwest. A southbound Amtrak train struck the stuck semi. Police said that the driver and occupant of the semi managed to get out of the truck safely.

Everyone aboard an Amtrak train passing through Auburn is thankful to be safe after the locomotive crashed into a stuck semi-truck.

By the time I looked over the train was right there. Just jumped out. Yeah, it was real close. So I had like a good three seconds to get out.”

Auburn police said the collision happened around 10:18 a.m. when the semi truck made a wrong turn and got stuck on the track.

An Amtrak train crushed the cab of a semi truck in Auburn Saturday, after the vehicle got stuck at a railroad crossing.

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