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About the Tragic Train Crash in Notus, Idaho
A devastating train crash near Notus, Idaho, has left a Nampa family shattered. The incident occurred over the weekend when Benjamin Maupin, 38, was driving a Chevrolet Silverado and failed to yield at a railroad crossing along a private road. The collision involved a train, resulting in the tragic deaths of Benjamin, along with his wife Kapri Maupin, 35, and their children Kayden Maupin, 17, and Ryder Maupin, 11.
Details of the Collision
The fatal crash took place at approximately 8:20 a.m. on April 13 near U.S. Highway 20 at milepost 17. The Idaho State Police are currently investigating the circumstances leading up to the collision. According to a county news release, it was a stark reminder of the importance of obeying traffic regulations and exercising caution when crossing railway tracks.
Condolences from Canyon County Coroner
Canyon County Coroner Jennifer Crawford expressed her heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones affected by this tragic loss. The community is mourning the untimely deaths of the Maupin family, whose lives were cut short in a harrowing turn of events.
Importance of Railway Safety
Railway crossings can be dangerous if not approached with care and attention. It is crucial for drivers to always yield to oncoming trains and obey all traffic signals at railroad crossings. The tragic incident near Notus serves as a somber reminder of the consequences that can arise from failing to adhere to these safety measures.
Continued Investigation
The Idaho State Police are diligently investigating the details surrounding the fatal train crash to determine the exact sequence of events that led to the collision. The community eagerly awaits more information on the circumstances that resulted in the loss of four precious lives.
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