Caltrain Hits Vehicle On Tracks In San Mateo
A northbound train struck a vehicle on the tracks in San Mateo Tuesday evening, injuring one person and leading to significant delays for passengers, Caltrain officials said.
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A northbound train struck a vehicle on the tracks in San Mateo Tuesday evening, injuring one person and leading to significant delays for passengers, Caltrain officials said.
A collision on southbound Interstate Highway 101 left a motorcyclist dead in Palo Alto this evening after emergency crews headed to the crash were delayed by heavy traffic, firefighters said.
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