The car ploughed through the fencing, landing nose down on the train tracks as a train approached.
However, Rockville City Police explained on social media: The Metro train was able to stop and there was no contact made between the train and vehicle. There will be disruption to Metro service, unsure at this time how long for the delay, they added.
The woman was thankfully uninjured, and according to police, a tow truck was dispatched to the location to help get her car out from its unusual parking spot.
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Plaza Oaxaca to open in Rockville Town Square in February
‘Authentic Mexican cuisine’ cornerstone of new restaurant
December 18, 2020 | 3:28 pm
December 19, 2020
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Plaza Oaxaca, a Mexican restaurant, is expected to open in February in Rockville Town Square.
In a press release on Friday morning, landlord Federal Realty Investment Trust announced the restaurant will open at 141 Gibbs St. and provide “authentic Mexican cuisine to Rockville through their traditional food.”
The restaurant plans to host live music and dance nights when it is safe to do so after the public health emergency ends.
The 4,500-square-foot restaurant is owned by Cecilia Pastor and Maria Barragan.
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A new restaurant that will serve authentic Mexican fare and hand-crafted cocktails is coming to Rockville Town Square next year. (Google Earth)
ROCKVILLE, MD Plaza Oaxaca, a new restaurant that will serve authentic Mexican fare and hand-crafted cocktails, is coming to Rockville Town Square next year.
The 4,500-square-foot restaurant is slated to open at 141 Gibbs St. in February, according to Federal Realty Investment Trust, the company that manages Rockville Town Square. It will join neighborhood favorites such as La Canela, Spice Xing, and Peter Chang.
Plaza Oaxaca will be the first restaurant in Rockville for co-owners Cecilia Pastor and Maria Barragan, who hail from Oaxaca, Mexico. The pair says they plan to host live music and dance nights once health conditions allow.