An MBTA commuter rail train ran into a tractor-trailer and pushed it down the track in Canton on Wednesday, injuring a train passenger and knocking out power lines, officials said.

The crash happened about 1:40 p.m. at a railroad crossing on Pine Street, police said. The truck was traveling from Canton to Stoughton and somehow became stuck on the tracks.

The truck driver was able to escape before impact and was not injured. The passenger suffered a minor injury, police said.

Some power lines near the crossing were knocked down, police said.

Images posted online by police showed a heavily damaged truck sitting perpendicular to the train. It appeared the train had pushed the truck down the track, away from the crossing where it appeared the gates were at least partially drawn down.

Keolis, the company that operates the commuter rail, said in a statement that the “crossing gates and lights were operating as intended.”

Shuttle buses were taking passengers between Stoughton and Canton, Keolis said.

The MBTA said on social media that Stoughton Line trains would terminate and originate at Canton Center until further notice.

The crash happened at the same crossing where a train crashed into a car on Feb. 27. The driver of the car, a 49-year-old woman, was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

A commuter rail train and a truck collided on Pine Street on Wednesday.Canton Police/Canton Police Department

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