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Two Injured In Train Crash In Horse Cave

January 2, 2024 by Mable Cundiff


Two people received serious injuries after their vehicle was struck by a train early Sunday morning in Horse Cave.

A preliminary investigation by the Kentucky State Police indicates that a 2006 Ford Fusion, was traveling west on West Main Street in Horse Cave. A CSX Train, was traveling south.

The Ford Fusion attempted to cross the tracks at Guthrie Street as the railroad crossing arms were lowering. The vehicle was struck by the train.

The operator and passenger of the Ford Fusion were both airlifted to the University of Louisville Hospital, where they will be treated for their injuries.

Kentucky State Police was assisted at the scene by Hart County EMS, Hart County Fire and CSX personnel.

The collision remains under investigation by the Kentucky State Police.

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