MBTA train hits truck in Cohasset, killing 78-year-old driver


AI Summary Hide AI Generated Summary

Fatal Train Collision in Cohasset, MA

On Saturday morning, an MBTA commuter rail train on the Greenbush line collided with a pickup truck near 15 Beachwood Street in Cohasset, Massachusetts. The 78-year-old driver of the truck sustained severe injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene despite efforts from first responders.

Investigation Underway

Authorities, including Transit Police Detectives, Cohasset police, and the Norfolk County District Attorney's Office are currently investigating the circumstances of the accident to determine the cause of the collision.

Sign in to unlock more AI features Sign in with Google

An MBTA commuter rail train in Cohasset collided with a pickup truck on Saturday morning, killing the 78-year-old driver.

The collision occurred on the Greenbush line near 15 Beachwood Street, police officials said. At 11:20 a.m., authorities responded to reports of a train striking a vehicle at a rail crossing.

Upon arrival, first responders found the driver suffering from severe injuries. Despite efforts from Cohasset Fire Department’s paramedics, the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

Transit Police Detectives, Cohasset police, and the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office are actively investigating the incident.

🧠 Pro Tip

Skip the extension β€” just come straight here.

We’ve built a fast, permanent tool you can bookmark and use anytime.

Go To Paywall Unblock Tool
Sign up for a free account and get the following:
  • Save articles and sync them across your devices
  • Get a digest of the latest premium articles in your inbox twice a week, personalized to you (Coming soon).
  • Get access to our AI features

  • Save articles to reading lists
    and access them on any device
    If you found this app useful,
    Please consider supporting us.
    Thank you!

    Save articles to reading lists
    and access them on any device
    If you found this app useful,
    Please consider supporting us.
    Thank you!