LANDIS, Sask. – A semi driver who was hauling grain has been charged after a collision with a Canadian National Railway Company (CN) train west of Landis, Saskatchewan on Friday morning.
Before 8 a.m., RCMP were called to a crash between a northbound semi and a westbound train.
Mounties say the semi truck made initial contact with the locomotive and was pushed into the ditch by the train. Both were travelling at a low rate of speed.
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No one was injured.
None of the train’s rail cars received any damage, which included cargo box cars and container units.
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CN officials examined the track so rail traffic could resume.
A local fire department assisted in the cleanup of a ruptured diesel fuel tank on the semi.
The 56-year-old semi driver has been charged with disobeying a railway stop signal.
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