Amtrak train that departed San Antonio involved in deadly Texas accident

An Amtrak train that departed San Antonio on Wednesday struck a car in Central Texas, killing one person, according to media reports.

reported that the train, Texas Eagle Train 22, struck a car on the tracks in Moody, a city north of Temple in McLennan County.The train was delayed for several hours, but resumed after 6 p.m., KXXV reported.

According to ABC News, the train originated in Chicago and its final destination is Los Angeles. It had recently departed San Antonio when the collision happened.

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