A work vehicle hits a stopped Washington Metro train, injuring 11
Summary
A work vehicle crashed into a stopped Washington Metro train at the Metro Center station in downtown Washington early Wednesday. Eleven people were injured, but none of the injuries were considered life-threatening.Key Facts
- The crash happened just after midnight at the Metro Center station.
- The train involved was a stationary Silver Line commuter train.
- Eleven people were injured in the collision.
- Officials said the injuries were not life-threatening but did not give more details.
- Metro Center station is a major transfer point in the Washington Metro system.
- The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) reported the incident on social media.
- Metro warned riders to expect delays and limited track use while the crash was investigated.
- Some trains were running on only one track near the accident site during the investigation.
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