A freight train collided with an unoccupied vehicle on the tracks in Denver on Saturday, but no injuries were reported, law enforcement officials said.
The train struck an unoccupied vehicle on the tracks near South Kalamath Street and West Bayaud Avenue at about 7:30 p.m. Saturday, company spokesperson Kendall Sloan said in an email to The Denver Post.
That crossing is just east of Interstate 25 in Denver’s Baker neighborhood.
“There were no reported injuries to the crew,” Sloan said. “The crossing is equipped with gates, lights and bells.”
A appears to show the car sitting partially on the tracks, with its hood underneath the crossing arm, before the BNSF train crashes into it while blaring its horn. The collision appeared to spin the empty car on the tracks as the train slowed to a stop in the video.
Denver police confirmed that no injuries were reported in the crash, but additional information was not available about the incident.
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