Drivers whose cars became stuck at Bedford station after a train crash are being issued parking tickets, according to reports. The incident occurred on Friday afternoon when a train collision took place at or near the station. Around 100 people were injured, and the train driver, Shaun Burton, 60, died following the collision. Some motorists said their vehicles could not leave the area during the disruption and emergency response, leaving them unable to move their cars. Despite the impact on drivers during the incident, parking enforcement actions are reported to have followed, with tickets issued to at least some of those vehicles left at the station. Authorities and the rail operator are not described in the provided accounts as having issued a public explanation for the ticketing. The crash and its aftermath are still treated as an ongoing matter, with attention focused on injuries, the fatality, and the immediate effects on passengers and road access to the station area. Further details on the enforcement process and any review of the tickets are not included in the provided text.