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Swiss train crash likely caused by ignoring of track signals

Signal-jumping is thought to have caused a head-on train crash in Switzerland, in which one person died and 35 were injured.

Swiss train crash likely caused by ignoring of track signals

Tue, 30 Jul, 2013 - 14:57

Signal-jumping is thought to have caused a head-on train crash in Switzerland, in which one person died and 35 were injured.

A train driver was killed when two regional trains collided yesterday evening, around 50 km from the capital, Bern.

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