New video shows rail safety arms may not have been engaged before RTD, semi crash

Denver (KDVR) – The video obtained by Fox31 shows that the arms of the railway safety of the crossing near Smith and the SABLE may not have been involved before Skyitrailer crossed the railway and hit the train.

The video shows the moments when a passenger railway hit and semi -likeness at about 9:20 am on Monday. The A Line Commux Railway in the regional transport area collided with half of the truck, where the truck crossed the railway near the intersection of the Smith road and the SABLE Street.

In the moments that led to the accident, the railway safety arm appeared to have not been deployed and only fell in its place after the train and the truck collided.

There were 55 people on the train at the time of a crash, and two people suffered minor injuries. The train driver was transferred to the hospital as a preventive measure.

A spokesman for the Aurora Police Administration told Fox31 on Monday that half of the range was turning left to the Smith road from Saleeq Street when the train was injured in the back of the trailer. The train was heading to Denver International Airport at the time of the accident.

Arara police spokesman indicated that one of the weapons displayed had separated from his base and was sitting under the accident after the accident.

“What are the lights that they were at the time, were the lights revolving, were the green lights, the red lights? Things like that, to determine who might be wrong,” said Aurora Police spokesman.

There is also a possibility that the half -range location at the intersection prevents safety bars from the railway from the railway from declining properly when claiming.

The area is largely industrial, and the residents of the neighborhood to the southwest of the accident site Fox 31 Greg Nyito on Friday had been told that the intersection had been dangerous for a long time.

The investigation of the accident is still ongoing. RTD said that he would not suspend unless the Aurora Police investigation was completed, and the Urra Police told Fox31 that his traffic investigator had left the office.