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Runaway train with no driver travelled faster than 60km/h

Pacific National said no injuries or derailment occurred as investigators seek records and scene access after the train rolled several kilometres unmanned.

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The fully laden coal train started rolling downhill during a crew change in the NSW Hunter Valley.

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Runaway fully-laden Hunter coal train reached speeds of 90kmh near Singleton

National rail safety body investigates a 10,000-tonne coal train's 10km runaway journey near Singleton. Discover what safety protocols advocates say failed.

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Runaway Hunter coal train reached speeds of 90kmh

A fully-laden Pacific National coal train travelled for two kilometres unmanned west of Singleton. Discover what caused the incident during a crew change.

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Runaway train with no driver travelled faster than 60km/h

The fully laden coal train started rolling downhill during a crew change in the NSW Hunter Valley.

·Ultimo, Australia
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ABC Australia broke the news in Ultimo, Australia on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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