Railway accidents in South Australia

A passenger train collided with a car which violated an automatic level crossing near Larisa, central Greece, railway operator TRAINOSE said Thursday.

The train, which was travelling from Larisa to Volos, temporarily suspended its services after the accident while the car was being pulled from the tracks.

Three out of 16 cars of an international freight train derailed on Thursday morning and turned over at the entrance to the town of Cicevac, central Serbia.

Nobody was injured in the accident. Unofficially, the derailment happened as the slow moving train, transporting sugar and moving from the direction of Belgrade, was being switched to another track.

At least two people were killed and twenty injured as a train and a truck collided on a level crossing in western Germany on Saturday.

The incident happened in the town of Ibbenburen when the train from Osnabruck hit a truck carrying manure, the BBC reports.

Train services between Athens and Thessaloniki were disrupted on Saturday when several wagons from a cargo train derailed at Lilaia station near Amfikleia in central Greece.

Nobody was injured in the incident.

The wagons were empty.

A bus service was introduced to serve travelers while the damage to the track was repaired.