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1998 Oakland Train Collision
Details
Date18 July 1998; 26 years ago (1998-07-18)
11:47 AM
LocationOakland, California
Coordinates37.813061°N, 122.303231°W
Country United States
LineOakland Subdivision
OperatorPalo Alto Railroad Corporation
OwnerPalo Alto Railroad Corporation (freight rolling stock)
Caltrans (passenger rolling stock)
Incident typeCollision
CauseFailure to stop at red signal
Statistics
Trains2
Crew3 (PARC train)
3 (San Joaquins)
Deaths4
Damage1 EMD GP40-2 (PARC 25)
1 EMD F59PHI (CDTX 2009)
4 California Car Coaches

On July 18th, 1998, a Palo Alto Railroad Corporation train would run a red signal exiting Oakland yard, and be rammed by Amtrak's San Joaquins train at approximately 30 mph.