NTSB IS INVESTIGATING A FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILMENT, EXPLOSION NEAR BALTIMORE
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating a railroad grade crossing accident and explosion near Baltimore, Md., that occurred at approximately 2:00 PM (EDT) on May 29, 2013.
NTSB highway safety Investigator Peter Kotowski is the investigator-in-charge and NTSB Board Member Robert L. Sumwalt accompanied the team and served as the principal spokesperson during the on-scene phase of the investigation.
Public Affairs Specialists Eric Weiss and Keith Holloway coordinated media-related activities. For the latest information related to the investigation and any press briefings, follow us on twitter at @ntsb or check our website, www.ntsb.gov.

NTSB team arrives on the scene of the highway/railroad grade crossing accident in White Marsh, MD. |

NTSB team arrives on the scene of the highway/railroad grade crossing accident in White Marsh, MD. |

NTSB Investigator Ted Turpin documents damage to the truck involved with the highway/railroad grade crossing accident in White Marsh, MD. |
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NTSB Investigators Ron Kaminski and Steve Prouty document the scene at the highway/railroad grade crossing accident in White Marsh, MD. |

NTSB Investigator In Charge Pete Kotowski coordinates investigative activities with local fire department official on the scene of the highway/railroad grade crossing accident in White Marsh, MD. |

NTSB Hazardous Materials Investigators Paul Stancil and John Vorderbrueggen don protective hazmat gear as they prepare to assess the accident scene for safety. |
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Media Contact: Eric Weiss 202-314-6100 (NTSB HQ)