Video: 2 teens critically injured after pickup truck crashes into freight train in Lansdale

Video: Teens critically injured after truck slams into freight train
Surveillance video shows the moments two teens in a truck slammed into a freight train in Lansdale.
LANSDALE, Pa. - Two teens were critically injured after a truck they were riding in slammed into a freight train in Lansdale early Tuesday morning.
What we know:
A pickup truck was driving south on Broad Street when it crashed into the side of a moving train near the Lansdale Train Station around 3 a.m.
Police say two male victims, aged 16 and 17, were pulled from the truck and taken to a local hospital in critical condition.
No other injuries were reported, and officials say there was no hazmat situation.
SEPTA's Doylestown Line was suspended for all outbound service most of the morning, but service resumed by the afternoon.

2 injured after freight train hits pickup truck in Lansdale
A freight train crash is causing commuters delays in Montgomery County early Tuesday morning after leaving two people injured.
Timeline:
Surveillance video obtained by FOX 29 shows the moments a pick-up truck collided with a freight train in Lansdale.
The video shows, just before 3:00 a.m., the train moving on the tracks across Broad Street, just past East Main Street, for several seconds, when the truck approaches. The video then shows the truck cross into the oncoming traffic lane, avoid the arm, and crash into the fifth car of the train, almost instantly catching fire.
Police say before the collision, the truck did not stop at the red light. Surveillance video from two other angles on Broad Street shows the truck speeding in the split seconds before the crash.
Dig deeper:
The crash shut down parts of Broad Street and SEPTA’s Doylestown line stopped outbound service for hours as crews investigated and cleaned up. Police said a wheel on one of the rail cars came off and there was a partial derailment, but the issue was fixed. The site was cleared and back to normal before 11:00 a.m.
"It definitely had a high impact collision, a high velocity collision, so that is something that we’re going to be looking at also," says Chief Trail.
What we don't know:
Police could not say what led to the crash or if the teens were hoping to beat the train. Officials say the investigation is ongoing.
The Source: Information from this article was provided by Lansdale police.