Blaxland: Car plunges off bridge onto railway tracks in Blue Mountains, sparking major commuter delays
Commuters are facing major delays across the Blue Mountains after a car plunged off a bridge and landed on railway tracks at Blaxland, forcing trains to a standstill in both directions.
Emergency services were called shortly after 6am on Wednesday following the crash, the Daily Telegraph reports.
It is understood that two people were inside the vehicle at the time, but both escaped without injury.
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By continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.Sydney Trains confirmed services have been suspended between Springwood and Emu Plains as crews work to remove the car and repair damage to the track and overhead wiring.
A very limited number of buses are operating along the route.
“Trains are not running between Springwood and Emu Plains due to a vehicle on the tracks at Blaxland,” NSW TrainLink West advised commuters.
“Limited buses are starting to run between Springwood and Penrith. Please delay travel if possible or allow plenty of extra travel time.”
The Nightly has contacted NSW Police for comment.
