Train clips truck at southeast level crossing, road closed, trains cancelled COMMUTERS heading home on the Cranbourne line are facing delays of up to 40 minutes after a train clipped a truck at a southeast level crossing. Train operator Metro tweeted about 5.11pm passengers should expect major delays from Dandenong to Lynbrook. Metro spokesman Daniel Hoare said the incident happened at Greens Rd, Dandenong South, about 4.50pm. "The rear of the truck got slightly caught on the tracks," Mr Hoare said. "The truck mirror has slightly clipped the train," Mr Hoare said. Mr Hoare said no one had been injured. Ambulance Victoria spokeswoman Isabella Shaw said paramedics were called to the crash at 4.57pm. "It looks like a truck somehow collided with the train at the crossing there," Ms Shaw said. What I've heard is the train managed to pull up quite well so it wasn't a high speed impact. The truck driver is ok - he is up and about - as is the train driver. Victoria Police Acting Sen-Sgt Anita Breens said officers were at the scene of the accident. She called the accident "minor" Greens Rd has been closed in both directions at the South Gippsland Highway and Dandenong-Frankston Rd. The truck driver is assisting police with inquiries. It's understood trains are now back running. Meanwhile passengers on the Werribee line outbound also face 10 minute delays from Laverton to Aircraft because of a faulty freight train stuck across the Cherry St level crossing.