Fatal crash in Maple Ridge, B.C., involving train, semi-truck and SUV under investigation
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A shocking crash took place in Maple Ridge Thursday evening involving a train, a semi-truck and an SUV.
A woman died after a shocking crash in Maple Ridge, B.C., Thursday evening involving a train, a semi-truck and an SUV.
The crash happened at about 5:30 p.m. near 272nd Street. Lougheed Highway was closed between 266th Street and 280th Street, according to DriveBC.
The Maple Ridge Fire Department confirmed a woman in the SUV died on scene. The driver of the truck wasn't physically injured and nobody was taken to hospital.
Video from the scene shows an SUV pinned and crushed under a semi-truck just to the side of the train crossing.
The area has since reopened and traffic is flowing after it was closed overnight for investigation.
No details were given on what may have led to the crash, but CTV News Vancouver has reached out to RCMP for more information.
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