Truck driver facing 44 charges over fatal collision with train in Dandenong South The scene of the train crash in Dandenong South. A 70-YEAR-OLD truck driver has been charged after a fatal collision with a train last year. The Narre Warren North man was charged by Major Collision Investigation Unit over the crash in Dandenong South on November 3 last year. A 43-year-old Cranbourne West man died in the collision. "It is alleged that a prime mover with a trailer was travelling west on Abbott Road when it collided with an outbound commuter train shortly after 11.40am," Sen-Constable Adam West said. The man is facing 44 charges in relation to the incident, including culpable driving, dangerous driving causing death, reckless conduct endangering life and driving an unsafe vehicle. He has been summonsed to appear at the Melbourne Magistrates Court on November 8.