In Indiantown, Florida, an Amtrak train carrying 72 passengers and 14 crew members collided with a semi-truck at a railroad crossing, causing the truck to burst into flames; fortunately, no serious injuries were reported. The incident occurred at the intersection of Southwest Warfield Boulevard and Southwest Amaryllis Avenue, and fire crews extinguished the blaze. Passengers remained on the train until another train arrived for transfer. Separately, in northeast Harris County, Texas, an 18-wheeler collided with a train, but no injuries were reported, and the truck was unoccupied upon the deputies' arrival. Additionally, in Jefferson County, Idaho, a train struck the rear of a semi-trailer, with no injuries reported and the 63-year-old driver cited for the accident. Lastly, in Lexington, Kentucky, a Norfolk Southern train collided with an unoccupied pickup truck at a railroad crossing, causing road closures but no injuries.