Dorothy Burkett, 26, killed when train strikes vehicle in Hammonton, New Jersey
Atlantic City Rail Line train collides with vehicle, driver killed
It happened around 2:30 p.m. Thursday shortly after the Philadelphia-bound train left Atlantic City.
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New Jersey Transit officials say the westbound train struck 26-year-old Dorothy Burkett’s car at about 3:20 p.m. Thursday in Hammonton.
Hammonton driver fatally struck on train tracks
There were no injuries to the 23 customers and crew on board at the time.
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Burkett worked as a cake decorator at BJ’s Wholesale Club, according to her LinkedIn page. She was engaged to be married in 2021, according to theknot.com.
When someone is injured or killed in a Hammonton train accident, help is available to begin the recovery process
Although rare, train accidents do happen and typically result in severe injuries or death for the victims. Sadly, many rail-road collisions are preventable and are caused by poor track maintenance, poorly marked railroad crossings, and other factors.
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