A UP train t-boned a BNSF train at 2:30 AM on Saturday, May 25. It occurred at a rail crossing that was surmounted by a highway overpass for highway M. Here's the location: http://goo.gl/maps/vuEJl I can imagine the highway engineer's thought process: If we build the overpass directly over the rail crossing, we only have to make one bridge. What could possibly go wrong at a rail crossing? Here's the CBS news report: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162...-train-collision-takes-down-highway-overpass/ We gotta get smarter! Gary
