All articles tagged with #derailment
A train derailment in southern Mexico near Nizanda resulted in at least 13 deaths and 98 injuries, involving the Interoceanic Train connecting Oaxaca and Veracruz, as authorities respond and investigate the incident.
A train derailment near Nizanda, Oaxaca, Mexico, resulted in at least 13 deaths and nearly 100 injuries, with authorities investigating the incident on the Interoceanic rail link connecting Salina Cruz and Coatzacoalcos, part of a broader regional development project.
NJ Transit has suspended service on the Morris and Essex lines through at least Sunday after a slow-speed derailment of a work train at Summit Station, with bus services being used as alternatives and updates available on their website and social media.
A tragic derailment of Lisbon's historic Elevador da Glória funicular has resulted in at least 15 deaths, highlighting a significant accident involving one of the city's most iconic and oldest transportation systems, which is used by both tourists and locals to navigate steep hills and enjoy city views.
A historic electric streetcar in Lisbon, known as Elevador da Gloria, derailed causing 15 deaths and 18 injuries, marking the worst accident in recent city history. The cause is under investigation, and Portugal has declared a day of national mourning.
A train in southern Denmark collided with a slurry tanker at a level crossing, resulting in at least one death, multiple injuries, and the derailment of two carriages, prompting service shutdowns and emergency response.
Norfolk Southern has reached a $600 million settlement to resolve all class-action lawsuits within 20 miles of its 2023 East Palestine, Ohio, derailment that spilled hazardous chemicals. The settlement, if approved, will provide compensation for individuals and businesses affected by the spill, with additional compensation for residents within 10 miles of the derailment. Despite the settlement, some residents still report health problems, and several class-action lawsuits claim the company has not done enough to remediate the area. Norfolk Southern's shares fell 2% in premarket trading following the news.
A westbound Green Line B-branch trolley derailed near Kenmore Station, prompting the MBTA to suspend trolley services and provide shuttle buses. No injuries were reported among the estimated 25 passengers, and service was suspended for over eight hours as engineers re-railed the trolley. The MBTA had conducted rigorous testing prior to reopening the Green Line B-branch after construction work. This incident caused frustration for riders, particularly those awaiting the return of service during construction, and the MBTA is diligently working to restore regularly scheduled service and investigate the cause.
Three Norfolk Southern trains were involved in a collision and derailment near the Lehigh River in Lower Saucon Township, with two engines partially in the water. The NTSB is investigating the incident, which involved an eastbound train striking a stopped train, causing a subsequent collision with a westbound train. Diesel fuel and polypropylene pellets spilled into the river, but no hazardous materials were involved, and no injuries were reported. Containment booms were deployed, and local officials assured there was no danger to the public. Riverside Drive is closed, and residents are advised to stay away from the area.
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating a collision and derailment involving three Norfolk Southern trains in Lower Saucon Township, Pennsylvania. No injuries have been reported, and there are no hazardous material concerns. Cleanup crews and contractors will remain on the scene to address a small diesel fuel leak and spilled plastic pellets. Norfolk Southern is working to understand the cause of the incident and prevent similar ones in the future.
A "comparatively minor" derailment caused major delays on the CTA Orange Line service to Midway Airport, with shuttle buses operating between 35th Street and Ashland Avenue. No injuries were reported among the 20 passengers aboard the train, and service has since resumed with residual delays.
Train operator Andy Valentine describes feeling helpless as he tried to stop a disabled train from colliding with another train in New York City. Despite his efforts, the collision occurred, resulting in injuries to two dozen passengers. Valentine stayed on the train until every passenger was safely evacuated, emphasizing his responsibility to his passengers and expressing gratitude that no one was killed.
A subway train derailed near the West 8th Street-New York Aquarium station in Coney Island, causing disruptions on the F and G lines. This marks the second NYC subway derailment of 2024, following a recent collision and derailment on the Upper West Side. The cause of the derailment is unclear, but NYC Transit President Richard Davey stated that the train was moving at a reduced speed through a construction zone when it derailed. The NTSB has expressed interest in investigating the incident, and the MTA aims to have full service on the line restored in time for rush hour on Thursday morning.
A subway train derailed on an elevated track near the aquarium on Coney Island, impacting F train service in Brooklyn. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the derailment is under investigation. MTA officials aim to restore service for the morning rush, with limited shuttle bus service currently available between Avenue X and Coney Island-Stillwell Ave. This incident follows a recent derailment of a No. 1 train in Manhattan, and transit authorities are working to address these issues.
An F train derailed in Coney Island, prompting the evacuation of 37 individuals without any reported injuries. The incident disrupted F train service in Brooklyn, and officials are investigating the cause, with initial focus on a possible track issue. The MTA aims to restore full service before Thursday morning's rush hour and has expressed confidence in the subway system despite recent derailments.