There were no injuries Tuesday night after a train collided with a truck at 212th Street NW and Sill Road south of Silvana. (Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office)
The people in the truck got out before the train hit it at 212th Street NW and Sill Road.
SILVANA — A train struck a truck Tuesday night near Silvana.
There were no injuries, as the people inside the truck got out before the train hit it at 212th Street NW and Sill Road, according to the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office.
The train was delayed, but not derailed.
The truck caught fire.
The road was closed during the investigation Tuesday night until about 9 p.m.
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