A railway collision occurs when two trains collide on the same track or when a train crashes into another object, such as a vehicle or a stationary train. These incidents can result from various factors, including human error, equipment failure, or miscommunication between railway operators. Safety measures, such as signals and barriers, are in place to help prevent such accidents. The consequences of a railway collision can be severe, leading to injuries or fatalities among passengers and crew. Additionally, damage to the trains and infrastructure can disrupt services and require extensive repairs. Authorities often investigate these incidents to improve safety protocols and prevent future occurrences.