GRAND FORKS COUNTY (trfnews.i234.me) — Emergency responders are at a train–vehicle crash scene west of Grand Forks late Saturday night.
The video arrived at the TRF News desk around 10:45 p.m.
The location is Demers Avenue, just past the airport turn.
Initial information indicated at least one serious injury.
It is not yet clear how the impact occurred.
Early reports did not confirm whether the train struck the vehicle.
It is also unclear if the vehicle drove into a stopped train.
Crews staged on Demers and worked in low light.
Traffic may be restricted around the grade crossing area.
Law enforcement has been contacted for official details.
We will update when an agency release is available.
Rail incidents often involve multiple jurisdictions.
Those can include city police and railroad police.
Medical transport decisions depend on injuries and access.
Drivers should avoid the area until the scene is cleared.
Use alternate routes to reach the airport and the west side.
Check local traffic pages for any closures or detours.
North Dakota’s traveler info site lists active incidents.
See NDDOT Travel Information for updates.
Operation Lifesaver offers rail crossing safety guidance.
Learn more at Operation Lifesaver.
Contact the Grand Forks Police Department with tips or video.
Call 911 only for emergencies or immediate hazards.
Airport information is available from GFK Airport.
Freight rail operations are common along Demers Avenue.
Night visibility can be limited near rail equipment.
Approach all crossings with caution and be prepared to stop.
Do not cross if the lights flash or the gates are down.
Never drive around lowered gates for any reason.
TRF News will add verified facts as they are released.
That may include agencies, directions, and patient status.
We will also post any confirmation of roadway reopening.
Authorities have not released identities at this time.
No citation or cause information has been issued.
This is a developing situation west of Grand Forks.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.
