A South Shore Line train headed for Chicago Monday morning hit a dump truck stalled on the tracks in Gary, injuring two passengers on the train.
The truck involved in a crash with a South Shore train sits between the tracks as railroad staff, including South Shore Line President Michael Noland, second from left, confer.
An eastbound South Shore Line train crosses Rutledge Street slowly a few hours after Monday’s crash between a westbound train and a dump truck, at right. Noland said the westbound train would have been going 60 mph in that area before the engineer saw the truck and hit the brakes.
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