A person was hit by a train, travelling from Los Angeles Union station to San Bernardino, just west of the Fontana Metrolink station in Southern California on May 14.

The victim was was rushed to a local trauma centre in critical conditions and all trains were stopped.

The reason for the accident is unknown at this time but Fontana police department are actively investigating the scene.

Footage shows police, firemen and paramedics attending the scene.

The ambulance needs help getting over the large curb in order to get to the location where the victim was found. Members of the San Bernardino fire department build a makeshift ramp for the vehicle to drive over.

The victim can be seen being loaded into the back of the ambulance on a stretcher which then drives back over the makeshift ramp and to the trauma unit. .

SBCoFD responded to a train vs pedestrian. A victim was located on the tracks just west of the Fontana Metrolink station unresponsive. The victim was rushed to a local trauma center in critical condition. All trains are stopped and Metrolink stated over the station loudspeaker they would be providing Lyft for all passengers on board the involved train, Metrolink train 336 from Los Angeles Union Station to San Bernardino. The cause of the crash is unknown at this time and Fontana PD is actively investigating the scene. It's unknown for how long the station will be non operational and when trains will be able to travel again. Officers are interviewing witnesses and railroad personnel for any info related to the incident. Incident location: Juniper Ave and Orange Way, Fontana (On tracks just west of Fontana Metrolink Station)