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When a Train Hits a Truck Stuck on the Tracks in Midland — What the Law Says, What the Evidence Shows, and What to Do You are reading this because a train and a semi-truck collided on a grade crossing in Midland, and you need to know what happens next — whether the person hurt was in the truck, on the train, or standing nearby when the impact came. We are going to tell you everything we know about these cases, because what you do in the days after a grade-crossing collision changes what the evidence looks like forever, and the evidence is what decides who pays and how much. On December 18, 2018, a train collided with a semi-truck that had become stuck on railroad tracks in Midland. The headline tells you the single most important fact in any grade-crossing case: the truck was immobilized on the crossing at the moment of impact. That fact triggers a specific set of federal regulations, a specific set of defendants, and a specific evidence clock that runs faster than almost any other case type we handle. The specific details of that 2018 incident — the identity of the carrier, the railroad operator,…