CLINTON, Utah — A new fire that sparked along train tracks in the town of Clinton has forced the Utah Transit Authority to stop its FrontRunner service Tuesday.
The fire, which is now out, burned at 1514 North 475 West and appeared to have come close to nearby homes.
Officials have yet to share any details on the fire.
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UTA halted FrontRunner service at 9:50 a.m. and set up a bus bridge between the Clearfield and Roy stations.
The new fire location is near Roy, where a similar fire on July 20 started along train tracks, forcing the evacuation of nearly 200 people and destroying three homes. It's believed that overheating train brakes were the cause of the fire.
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