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Train ignores stop sign in Luxembourg, crashes into another, killing one driver

Train ignores stop sign in Luxembourg, crashes into another, killing one driver
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By Robert Hackwill
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Two trains have collided after one ignored a stop sign in Luxembourg near the French border, killing one person and injuring six.

A passenger train and a freight train collided between Bettembourg and Zoufftgen in Luxembourg on Tuesday morning.

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The driver of one of the trains was killed and six people were injured, two seriously.

It appears that the French-bound passenger train ignored a stop light, for as yet unknown reasons.

The incident occurred near the Bettembourg yard and the French border zone of Zoufftgen, where, in 2006, a similar collision occurred, resulting in the death of six people.

Traffic on the line between the two countries will be suspended for the next 48 hours.

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