A preliminary report from the Railway Accident Investigation Department has determined that the train engineer who died in a recent collision ran a red signal. Despite the train’s brakes functioning correctly at the time of the incident, they were unable to prevent the collision. The report does not yet detail the reasons behind the engineer’s failure to stop. Investigators are continuing to analyze data and witness statements to determine the full sequence of events leading up to the crash. Further investigation will focus on potential factors contributing to the incident, including signaling systems and operational procedures. The findings represent an early stage in the investigation, and a comprehensive final report is expected at a later date. No details regarding injuries to passengers have been released.