Flopburg Rail Accident

Flopburg Rail Accident was an event in Flopburg in which a train crashed. The initial cause of the incident was alcohol.
== Events ==
On 6th of december, 2016 a train operated by Deutsflop Bahn was heading from Breflop Central Station to Flopburg, the capital of Flopmany. It was a double decker train with a Class 145 locomotive with 6 double decker wagons attached to it, including the motor wagon.
Aboard were 15 passengers before stopping at Flopburg, 23 would board at Flopburg later making it 38 passengers. Once the train stopped at Flopburg people including Flopin, a famous writer boarded the train.
The drivers were swapped with an another one. He boarded the train cab and once all passengers were in, he hit the throttle. The train was going a bit faster than usual but the controllers believed that he would slow down at least a bit. However it went faster and faster as it went. The controllers started contacting the train driver but he wouldn't respond. Eventually the train started bending over and the controllers attempted to start auto-brakes that were installed on the rails, however it was too late and the train fell over to roads below the railroad and crashed into a local lidl and a bus. 4 cars fell down while 3 including the locomotive were mildly off the track on the railroad with their connection with the 4 cars ripped off. People were evacuated through the backdoor of the Lidl and people who were found alive in the train were taken to the hospital immeaditely. 
== Aftermath ==
To the other side of the railyard a memorial on a park next to the railyard was placed. People like Flopin's family go there to pay respects to all of the casualties of the incident.
The investigators found that the driver was under drunkness during his driving meaning that he was most likely asleep when the controllers were trying to contact him.
Lidl and the bus owner, RegioFlop wanted DB to pay for the damage that the train has caused. DB had to pay exactly 3000 euros because of the incident.