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| damage = 1 {{wp|EMD GP40-2}} (PARC 25)<br>1 {{wp|EMD F59PHI}} (CDTX 2009)<br>4 {{wp|California Car (railcar)|California Car}} Coaches | | damage = 1 {{wp|EMD GP40-2}} (PARC 25)<br>1 {{wp|EMD F59PHI}} (CDTX 2009)<br>4 {{wp|California Car (railcar)|California Car}} Coaches |
Revision as of 20:52, 17 December 2024
1998 Oakland Train Collision | |
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Details | |
Date | 18 July 1998 11:47 AM |
Location | Oakland, California |
Coordinates | 37.813061°N, 122.303231°W |
Country | United States |
Line | Oakland Subdivision |
Operator | Palo Alto Railroad Corporation |
Owner | Palo Alto Railroad Corporation (freight rolling stock) Caltrans (passenger rolling stock) |
Incident type | Collision |
Cause | Failure to stop at red signal |
Statistics | |
Trains | 2 |
Crew | 3 (PARC train) 3 (San Joaquins) |
Deaths | 4 |
Damage | 1 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.