Two young women escaped the disaster closely after their vehicle got stuck on the train track of Florida, directly on the path of an oncoming train.
The two women, dressed in completely black outfits, can be seen running of the red and black, three -wheeled Polaris Slingshot after they have hit the tracks.
The couple escaped in safety, the couple was seen in horror while they saw how the vehicle was crushed by the two -storey train.
Miami Police and Fire Rescue responded to the crash, which took place at the intersection of North Miami Avenue and 20th Street on Monday afternoon, according to Storyful.
The Express train went north when the crash took place, a Tri-Rail spokesperson told WSVN.
No injuries were reported, but the train, however, suffered minor damage with a crack at the front. The train has since been allowed as planned.
The Tri-Rail is a forens track that was introduced a few decades ago in 1989. The railway services a total of 73.5 miles between the provinces of Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade in Florida.
There are 19 stations in Broward County, Zeven in Palm Beach County and six in Miami-Dade County, according to the page of the commuters Rail.
The two women can be seen running of a red and black, three -wheeled vehicle that seems to be stranded on the train tracks
Escaping in safety, with just seconds, the two women can be seen to turn in horror, just to see their car destroyed by the two -storey train
According to the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, the operator of Tri-Rail, the train system served 4.4 million drivers in 2024.
The moving incident came only a few weeks after a driver in Utah had avoided a fat collision with a train after their car was pushed by another vehicle on the tracks before they were beaten in pieces.
Dramatic images of the incident in Layton on 11 February shows that the white SUV is bumped through the car behind the train tracks while the boompoortarm was lowered.
While the crossing lights were flashing, the driver seemed to try to decide what to do and it was directed again.
But with the barrier down, the SUV could not go back further and their front wheels continued on the train tracks.
Miami Police and Fire Rescue responded to the crash, which took place at the intersection of North Miami Avenue and 20th Street on Monday afternoon, according to StoryFul
No injuries were reported, but the train, however, suffered minor damage with a crack at the front. The train has since been allowed to continue as planned (photo: Victor Ucceda via Storyful)
The driver quickly approached that the leader train was approaching quickly and called to leave the SUV and run for it.
Within a few seconds, the train and the SUV tore off the front bumper and sent the vehicle on the road while pieces flew over the road.
The body of the car hit the intersection and gate arm, which fell to the ground.
Images from the inside The train showed the moment when the train approached the vehicle when it partially blocked the train path.
“Oh, come on,” the train operator said only a few moments before the collision.
A heavy thud was heard from the train when it collapsed in the car.
Lt. Travis Lyman at the Layton Police Department said that the incident took place in Angel Street 1000 S.
Lyman added that although the car was considerably damaged, the driver had no injuries, KSLTV reported.
Utah Transit Authority Public Information Officer Gavin Gustafson told the outlet that the driver was probably in shock.
“I am certainly not going to reconsider them in the heat of the moment, and sometimes the view can be blocked by something else, you don't want to pull forward when another train arrives,” he said.
The outlet reported that Uta estimates that the collision caused more than $ 100,000 on the train.
