All survived.
I am leary of icy hills.
Glad you lived to tell the tale.
Glad EVERYBODY lived to tell the tale. So was the engineer, I'm sure. They are 100% helpless when something like that happens.
We live right next to a busy crossing, have for about 15 years, several close calls but no actual train-to-vehicle contact while we've been here. A bunch of us did actually bodily DRAG a Jeep Wrangler off the crossing under the headlight of an approaching (and frantically braking) train. Fortunately CSX was under a go-slow order at the time, or we never would have gotten him clear in time. The engineer had a few choice words for the driver (it was 100 percent his fault, he drove around two barriers and a "CROSSING CLOSED" sign - it was closed for a reason, the asphalt had been removed. He hung his front bumper under the first rail.) My husband told him to go right to church as soon as he had changed his underclothing . . . .
Wow. That’s quite a testimony.