Train Hits Truck Spilling Corn Near Sterling
By: 10/11 News Email
Updated: Thu 5:39 PM, Jan 17, 2013
According to the Johnson County Sheriff's office, a train and car collided two miles south of Sterling near Highway 41 Thursday morning.
Officials said a train clipped the back of a truck carrying corn just before 10 a.m. The corn spilled onto 613 Avenue.
No one was injured.
Officials said the neither driver could see each other because of the thick morning fog.
It took several hours after the crash to clean up the corn.
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