MIAMI — A person was injured on Saturday in Miami after an impact with a train just east of Northwest First Avenue and 14 Street.
Officer Kiara Delva, a spokeswoman for the Miami Police Department, identified the person injured as a pedestrian.
Saturday evening report:
“The circumstances surrounding what led up to the crash remains under investigation,” Delva wrote in a statement.
Fire rescue personnel took a cyclist who was critically injured to Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center, according to Lt. Pete Sanchez, a spokesman for Miami Fire Rescue.
As the situation unfolded, Sanchez first reported that a Brightline train was involved and later issued a correction to say it was a South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, or SFRTA, train on the East Coast Railway Property.
A spokesperson for the Miami Police Department on X asked drivers to avoid the intersection in both directions “due to a traffic crash investigation.”
For safety tips from SFRTA/Tri-Rail Public Safety, visit this page.
Local 10 News Assignment Editors Carson Merlo and Mariana Ortiz contributed to this report.
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