LOVELAND, Ohio (WXIX) – A driver went to the hospital with minor injuries after her vehicle collided with a train in downtown Loveland, a fire official tells FOX19 NOW.
Multiple people called 911 to report the crash shortly after it happened in the 100 block of West Loveland Avenue just before 5 a.m. Tuesday, Hamilton County dispatchers say.
The driver, a woman, was taken to Bethesda North Hospital and is expected to recover, said Loveland Fire Battalion Chief Bill Adkins.
“A few seconds earlier or even a second earlier, it might have been a very different outcome,” he said.
The Indiana & Ohio Railway train stopped and cooperated with the investigation, he confirmed.
The railroad crossing was shut down for a couple of hours, as well as West Loveland Avenue, 2nd Street and Riverside.
The train is on its way again and all roads are back open, according to Adkins.
FOX19 NOW reached out to Loveland police for an update on their investigation
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