Car crashes onto railway
A woman has escaped with minor injuries after her car went off the road near Taunton and crashed onto a railway track
Railway line crash woman had a 'lucky escape'
A young woman had a lucky escape today after her car plunged 25 feet from a bridge onto a railway line.
The car hit track owned by the West Somerset Railway at Norton Fitzwarren near Taunton and then bounced backwards into a ditch.
The driver escaped with a few scratches and managed to make her way back onto the main road as help arrived.
Interviews: Andy Berry, digger driver, and Paul Conibeare from West Somerset Railway
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