Rescue workers at scene of Selby train crash

The transcript describes an incident involving the Westlander M63, which occurred in poor driving conditions. The vehicle veered off the Westland carriageway and ended up on a grassy area over a high-speed rail line. The train, carrying passengers and crew, was unable to see the system on the line. The driver managed to exit the vehicle and call for help, but it was too late to prevent the incident at the high-speed train station. The train is now stationary, with the locomotive still on the track.

What time did the Westlander M63 incident occur?

• Shortly after 8 o'clock

• Shortly after 7 o'clock

• Shortly after 6 o'clock

• Shortly after 5 o'clock

What was the condition of the road when the Westlander M63 came off the carriageway?

• Wet and slippery

• Clear and dry

• Snowy and icy

• Poor driving conditions

What was the status of the high-speed rail line during the incident?

• It was inactive

• It was under maintenance

• It was active with passengers and crew

• It was closed for the day

What did the driver do after exiting the vehicle?

• Waited for the train to pass

• Called for help through emergency services

• Attempted to move the vehicle

• Called the train station

How far was the locomotive from the vehicle after the incident?

• 100 yards

• 300 yards

• 500 yards

• 700 yards