Emergency services are at the scene of a serious crash between a train and a car at a level crossing at Mallala, north of Adelaide.
The crash occurred just after 3pm, just south of the town, about 60 kilometres north of Adelaide.
Police have closed the main Mallala to Two Wells Road to all traffic.
Major Crash investigators are making their way to the scene.
Emergency Services crews are at the scene of a serious crash, just south of Mallala, after a train collided with a car.
Mallala Road is closed. Major Crash Investigators are attending— South Australia Police (@SAPoliceNews) February 27, 2020
The Australian Rail Track Corporation said it was a Pacific National freight train heading from Perth to Melbourne.
It said the crash happened at the Old Dublin Road level crossing, which has a stop sign rather than boom gates.
UPDATE – The train involved is a freight train, which was travelling from Perth to Melbourne. The collision occurring at the Old Dublin Road level crossing.
The Australian Rail Track Corporation has suspended all services that use this section. @9NewsAdel pic.twitter.com/UCo4QAD5V1— Lucy Hinton (@LucyHinton_9) February 27, 2020
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