At least one person is dead after a Brightline train struck a car in Lake Worth Beach Sunday, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
The incident occurred around 17th Avenue North and F Street at about 4 p.m.
The investigation is ongoing and police have not released the names of the victim(s) or the cause of the accident.
This crash is the latest in a string of fatalities involving Brightline trains.
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On Jan. 27, a man died after being hit by a Brightline train in Hollywood as he was trying to cross the street, police said.
On Jan. 13, three people were in an SUV when it collided with a Brightline train in Miami. Luckily, the victims survived.
On Jan. 4, there was another death in Boynton Beach — police say a person walked into the train’s path and was killed.
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Days before on Dec. 30, two people were killed after their car was hit by a Brightline train in Aventura.
In December, Brightline addressed the public on rail safety.
As of mid-January, there have been nearly 50 deaths since Brightline operations started. Nearly 60% were trespassing, not at intersections with roads.
2019 was the deadliest year, with 29 people dying on the tracks.
This is a developing story. Please check NBC 6 for updates.
