Service on the Regional Transportation District’s holiday train, the S Line, was suspended Wednesday night after a truck crashed into the train, according to the agency.
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RTD footage appears to show the truck hitting the train, spokesperson Tara Broghammer said. The truck driver is being treated by paramedics, and no one on the train was injured.
Denver police confirmed there were no serious injuries reported after the crash.
RTD posted an alert about the crash on social media just before 7 p.m.
S Line service at the 20th Street and Welton station, 25th Street and Welton station, 27th Street and Welton station and 30th Street and Downing station is suspended until further notice, according to an agency alert.
This is a developing story.
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