> At a Glance
> – A Metro Blue Line train derailed after hitting a pickup truck in downtown Los Angeles around 4 a.m. Wednesday
> – All 60 passengers and the truck driver reported no serious injuries
> – The incident occurred near Washington Boulevard and San Pedro Street south of the 10 Freeway
> – Why it matters: The crash disrupted early-morning transit service and triggered a safety investigation
A collision between a Metro Blue Line train and a white pickup truck derailed the train but left everyone involved unharmed, according to early reports from the scene.
Incident Details
The crash happened just after 4 a.m. near Washington Boulevard and San Pedro Street, south of the 10 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles. Emergency crews responded to find the train had derailed after the impact.
Casualties and Response
Officials confirmed:
- Approximately 60 passengers were on board the train
- All passengers reported no injuries
- The driver of the white pickup truck was also unharmed
- No serious injuries were reported at the scene
Investigation Status
The cause of the collision remains under investigation. Authorities have not released details about how the truck ended up in the train’s path.
| Location | Time | Injuries |
|---|---|---|
| Washington Blvd & San Pedro St | ~4 a.m. | 0 serious |
Transit Impact
The derailment occurred during the early morning hours when passenger volumes are typically lowest. The Blue Line, which runs through downtown Los Angeles, connects Long Beach with Union Station.
Key Takeaways
- Early-morning train-truck collision caused derailment but no serious injuries
- All 60 passengers and the truck driver walked away unharmed
- Investigation continues into what led to the crash
Service disruptions are expected as crews work to remove the derailed train and complete their investigation.
