1999 in Rail Transport - Accidents

Accidents

Railway accidents in 1999 (1999)
Location and date
  • Bermondsey, England (8 January)
  • Bourbonnais, IL, United States (March 15)
  • Winsford, England (23 June)
  • Gaisal, India (1 August)
  • Zanthus, Western Australia (18 August)
  • Ladbroke Grove, England (5 October)
  • Glenbrook, Australia (2 December)
1998 2000

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