A collision between a train and a car is causing significant delays for commuters in Canton.According to Transit Police, around 8:40 a.m. an MBTA Commuter Rail train was approaching the Will Drive grade crossing on the Stoughton LineAt this time the grade crossing safety/warning equipment was operational and fully engagedDespite the fully engaged safety and warning systems at the crossing,

The driver of the car sustained minor injuries and was transported to Lahey Clinic by the Concord Fire Department. The post Commuter rail train strikes car in Concord, officials say appeared first on Boston.

CANTON, Mass. — An incident involving a train and a car is causing significant delays for commuters in Canton. The MBTA Commuter Rail says a “road vehicle on the right of way” is the cause of the delays.

An MBTA commuter rail train struck a car at a crossing in Concord on Sunday evening, officials said. The driver of the car sustained minor injuries, according to Fire Chief Thomas Judge of the Concord Fire Department.

A car was hit by an MBTA train in Concord, MA, resulting in minor injuries to the driver and delays on the Fitchburg Line. The crash's cause is under investigation.

The crash happened at the Conant Street crossing, where Keolis said the crossing gates and lights were working.