Train jumps tracks in Arlington industrial area
Crews from Union Pacific work a train derailment at 110th street at Avenue E East in east Arlington Thursday morning. (Star-Telegram/Max Faulkner)
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ARLINGTON -- A train jumped its track about 7 a.m. Thursday at 110th Street and Avenue E East, an industrial area just southeast of Interstate 30 and Texas 360.
The tracks are in the 3200 block of Avenue E East. No one was injured, but roadways are blocked.
Arlington police are on the scene directing traffic. At noon, a police dispatcher said that the department doesn't know how long it will take to clear the scene.
Paul Bourgeois, 817-548-5412
