Yet another train has derailed in Ohio, this time in Springfield. According to reports, over 20 train cars came off the tracks, and hazmat crews were dispatched to the scene of the accident. This man caught the train derailment live on camera while waiting at a crossing, and the visual of train cars piling into each other is striking to say the least.

Despite the presence of the crews, it is reported that there were no cars carrying hazardous materials involved in the accident. However, nearby residents have been ordered to shelter in place, and there are power outages across the area. The frequency and severity of these incidents is shining a powerful spotlight on the pitiful state of the infrastructure across much of this country, and if drastic measures aren't taken to overhaul rail and general transportation safety, reports like these will become as common place as mass shootings.

#BREAKING: Hazmats crews are heading massive train derailment site with residence told to shelter in place

#Springfield | #Ohio

Currently A larger emergency response along with hazmat crews are underway to a massive train derailment in Springfield, Ohio where approximately… https://t.co/reKZVZdr6Qpic.twitter.com/Wupxv1oDo9

— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) March 5, 2023

#UPDATE: Multiple reports of power outages following a Norfolk Southern train derailment in Springfield, Ohio with officials urging residence to shelter in place, and to avoid the area due to unknown materials, and possibly chemicals pic.twitter.com/KetDbQetiE

— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) March 5, 2023

#UPDATE: Norfolk Southern Railway says it’s currently sending crews to clean up the large train derailment in Springfield, Ohio. With Nearby residents ordered to shelter in place. Reports are saying there are no hazmat cars involved in the derailment pic.twitter.com/Qafw3tQMdY

— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) March 5, 2023