Out-of-service SEPTA commuter trains collide outside Philly
PHILADELPHIA — Officials are investigating an accident involving two out-of-service commuter trains in suburban Philadelphia.
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority says the Market-Frankford Line trains were travelling near the 69th Street Transportation Center when the accident occurred Tuesday morning.
Cars involved in the collission of two out-of-service SEPTA trains outside Philadelphia
Television news footage shows several cars have derailed and one is tipped over at a 45-degree angle.
There is no word on injuries, but the trains were not carrying passengers.
SEPTA is operating shuttle buses between 69th Street Transportation Center and 63rd Street Station.
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