Amtrak train derails , three injured - officials .  MONTPELIER , Vt .  1996-08-27  At least three people were injured when an Amtrak passenger train slammed into an empty logging truck and derailed Tuesday , officials said .  The Vermonter , which runs between [START_ENT] St. Albans [END_ENT] , Vermont , near the Canadian border and Washington , D.C. , collided with the truck at 7:51 a.m. EDT near the rural town of Roxbury some 15 miles southeast of the state capital Montpelier , Amtrak spokeswoman Maureen Garrity said .  Vermont Central Hospital spokesman Dan Pudvah said two of the injured were treated there -- the truck driver , who was suffering from multiple trauma injuries , and a passenger .  Pudvah said he understood other people with minor injuries were being treated at the scene .  Garrity said a train conductor was also injured .  The train 's engine and its six cars derailed but were still standing , state police said .  The exact number of passangers on the train was not known . "  We had 70 reservations for the train , but that does n't mean there were 70 passengers aboard , " Garrity said .  Uninjured passengers were to be taken by bus to Springfield , Massachusetts , where they will be put aboard another train to continue their journey to New York City and Washington , Garrity said .  She said the train was travelling at 54 mph when it crashed into the truck , which was crossing the tracks onto a dirt road in the rural area bordering the Northfield Mountains .
St. Albans (city), Vermont