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Semi-Truck Collides With Train In Juab County

By midutahradio.com · May 28, 2026 · 1 min read
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A low-angle view of railroad tracks crossing an empty paved road in a rural landscape, symbolizing a junction or collision point between rail and road transport in Juab County, Utah. The scene is set under bright, midday sunlight with harsh shadows, emphasizing the textures of steel and asphalt without showing any vehicles or people present at the intersection.
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Two people sustained minor injuries when a semi-truck collided with a train in Juab County. According to the Department of Public Safety, the semi was traveling on SR-132 just before noon on May 28 when it collided with the train at a railroad crossing, causing the train to derail.

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