Driver dies in Abington, MA SUV-MBTA train Crash Wednesday-NBC Boston

A driver was found dead in her SUV after being hit on Wednesday by an MBTA commuter train on a rail crossing in Abmingen, Massachusetts, the authorities said.

According to the Prymouth public prosecutor, a bad game in the driver's death is suspected, although they did not say on Wednesday afternoon, which led to the crash. The driver's identity was not shared.

The warning lights of the train transition worked at the time of the crash, and the train had no mechanical mistakes, said the prosecutors. In addition, the engineer blows the horn and the train was under the speed limit.

According to the prosecutors, the accident was reported around noon at the Center Avenue Railroad Crossing by Park Avenue.

The police from the state, local and MBTA still examined what happened.

The Abdington police initially said that a car accident had closed the Center Avenue from Plymouth to develop the streets and write on social media: “Please avoid the area and follow the instructions of public security.” Here the Center Avenue goes through train traces from the Abdington station.

At the crime scene, a white SUV was damaged by an MBTA train with the police nearby.

The MBTA said that a few Kingston trains from commuter lanes were canceled or canceled due to a vehicle on the tracks.

❌ Kingston Line Train 1026 (12:45 p.m. from Kingston) is carried out today due to a street vehicle on the way before the way. The next inbound train drives 1028 (2:17 p.m. from Kingston).

– MBTA -commuter rail (@mbta_cr) April 30, 2025

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