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Train-crash tractor driver asked permission to cross
Western Mail
|June 06, 2025
A TRACTOR driver crossing a railway line in Leominster had asked for permission to cross before a train hit him, initial investigation findings suggest.
He had been using the level crossing at Nordan Farm near Leominster at 10.37am on May 22 when the Transport for Wales train, which had been travelling between Manchester and Cardiff, collided with the agricultural trailer that was being hauled by the tractor.
The train, which did not derail, continued for another 500m before coming to a stop with the trailer still hanging off its front.
The tractor driver was not injured in the incident, but six train passengers did suffer injuries described as minor. Two of the people who were injured were taken to hospital and later discharged.
An investigation is under way, conducted by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB).
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