What caused the latest high-speed Spanish train crash as transport minister blames broken protocol - Spain’s transport minister has explained what caused the deadly train crash

SPAIN: Investigations have begun into a collision between two high speed trains near Toledo that has left at least 64 people dead, according to Transport Minister Óscar Puente. The incident occurred on the same high speed corridor as the fatal accident at Adamuz earlier this year.

A second fatal collision on the Madrid - Seville high-speed line occurred on October 28, just after 09.00 local time.

A 53-year-old man died when his motorcycle crashed Tuesday evening on Interstate 476, the Blue Route, in Radnor Township. At 6:35 p.m. troopers were dispatched to mile marker 10.7 north for a single-vehicle motorcycle accident into the guide rail with an unconscious operator, according to a Pennsylvania State Police information release.