Strasbourg Tram Collision Injures 68 in Rare Tunnel Accident
A reversing tram collided with a stationary one near Strasbourg's central station, causing dozens of injuries but no fatalities.
- The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon in a tunnel near Strasbourg's main train station, one of the busiest in France outside of Paris.
- A tram, halted by a traffic jam, reversed down a slope for unknown reasons and collided with another tram at the station platform.
- Authorities confirmed 68 people sustained injuries, including scalp wounds, clavicle fractures, and knee sprains, while around 100 others were treated for shock or stress.
- Both tram drivers were physically unharmed but described as deeply shaken, and an investigation has been launched to determine the cause of the accident.
- Tram services at the station have been suspended for several days as cleanup and safety assessments continue, with no evidence of intentional wrongdoing found so far.























