Evidence still being collected on car train crash
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Inspectors are continuing to "gather evidence" a week after a crash between a train and a car.
The crash occurred at a level crossing near Redcar station, in Teesside on 1 May.
There were nine passengers on board the train but no one was injured.
The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) said a decision was "yet to be taken" on whether a full investigation was needed into the cause of the crash.
The Northern rail service was travelling from Saltburn to Nunthorpe when the crash involving the two-carriage train took place.
Network Rail described the incident as a "low-speed collision".
A spokesperson for the RAIB said a team of inspectors had been deployed and were continuing to "gather evidence about the accident".
They said: "A decision will be taken once all the evidence collected has been reviewed."
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- Published1 May