The site of a deadly truck-train collision east of Reno, Nevada, remained shut down Saturday as federal accident investigators examined the scene, a state trooper said.
Two people died in the accident Friday morning, Trooper Dan Lopez of the Nevada Highway Patrol confirmed Saturday.
It was unclear how many people were injured when a tractor-trailer slammed into a Chicago-to-California Amtrak passenger train at a railroad crossing near Lovelock, Nevada.
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I think you're going to smart ass yourself right out of a job. And that's a good thing, you jealous POS.
wow... Are these grown ups talking?? What a bunch of whinners!! I bet if your child was on the tracks and got ran over and you find out the train did not honk you would sue, sue, sue!! I'm a truck driver and you guys complain about us too. I'm sure if the train honks there is a reason for it. Don't be so selfish and look past your own nose!