A train driver killed in a crash in Bedfordshire, England, passed a red signal moments before the collision, investigators said. Train driver Shaun Burton, 60, died and 162 people were injured when one London-bound service crashed into the back of another on Friday. The Rail Accident Investigation Branch said in an interim report, external that Burton's train proceeded past a red signal near the scene of the crash in Elstow, near Bedford at 17:15 BST on Friday. It added that "it is not yet possible to say what indication the driver received" from automatic warning system (AWS) equipment fitted to the train. Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #Bedford #Train #BBCNews

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