2 Teenagers Injured in Car-Train Collision at FM 762 and FM 2759 in Fort Bend County

2 Teenagers Injured in Car-Train Collision at FM 762 and FM 2759 in Fort Bend County

2 Critically Injured in Fort Bend County Crash at FM 762 and FM 2759

Fort Bend County Crash

2 Teenagers Injured in Car-Train Collision at FM 762 and FM 2759 in Fort Bend County


Fort Bend County, Texas (January 20, 2018) – Two teens were critically injured following a collision involving a train Friday evening in Fort Bend County, according to Fort Bend Sheriff’s Office.
The accident took place at around 4:45 p.m. Friday, January 19, near the intersection of FM 762 and FM 2759, near Greatwood in Fort Bend County.
The sheriff’s office stated that a car, driven by a 19-year-old was traveling westbound on FM 762 when it collided with the train.
According to witnesses, the train had horns on while approaching the intersection
The 19-year-old and a very young teen were critically injured in the incident, authorities said.
The car was towed from the site, according to the report.
Heavy traffic delays were experienced in the area, authorities said.
The exact cause of the collision remained under an investigation.
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