Seattle driver follows GPS onto light rail tracks

• Enbysk told Axios the transit agency is still trying to determine how the driver gained access to the elevated rail corridor.

The 70-year-old "did not appear intoxicated, but rather confused," and investigators believe she may have been experiencing a medical emergency, Seattle Police Det. Brian Pritchard told Axios on Wednesday.

• No arrests were made, he said.

The car was removed without damage to the tracks using a Speed Swing, a maintenance vehicle used to lift and move heavy materials along rail systems, per Enbysk.