The driver of a semitruck sustained minor injuries after crashing into a Union Pacific train in east Aurora on Wednesday afternoon. Aurora Fire Rescue crews responded to the crash at 3:30 p.m. at the intersection of Colorado 36 and North Peterson Road between Watkins and Bennett, the agency said. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Drowsy driving crashes jump 107% on Colorado roads since 2020, still on the rise, state patrol says Crime and Public Safety | Colorado road conditions: I-70 reopens east of DIA to Burlington Crime and Public Safety | Driver sentenced to 1 year in jail for crash that killed Highlands Ranch 13-year-old Crime and Public Safety | Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run crash on I-70 near Elbert Crime and Public Safety | 1 killed, 4 injured in icy spinout crash on U.S. 40 near Fraser An 18-wheeler was heading northbound on North Peterson Road when it hit the eastbound train, flipped on its side and detached from the trailer. The truck driver was taken to the hospital by a Bennett-Watkins Fire Rescue crew, Aurora officials said. The train did not derail, but the track was temporarily closed to check for damage. Investigators are looking into what caused the crash, Aurora officials said. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.