Train Derailment Causes 'Extensive Delays' Near Aurora: Metra
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Freight train derailment in Aurora causing 'extensive delays' to Metra BNSF service
BNSF Metra service has been disrupted Friday morning after a freight train derailment in Aurora. Inbound and outbound service was halted near Illinois 59 due to the derailment, which occurred sometime after 5 a.m. Friday morning, Metra officials said. Customers were advised to seek alternate transportation as extensive delays were expected, Metra said in a post on X. Inbound and outbound train service remains halted near Route 59 due to a freigh…
'Extensive delays' on busy suburban Metra line after freight train derailment; passengers told to 'seek alternate transportation'
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Metra BNSF service restored after freight train derailment in Aurora
BNSF Metra trains are back on the move Friday morning after a freight train derailment in Aurora. Trains resumed moving just after 8 a.m. Friday, but still faced residual delays, Metra said in a post on X. Inbound and outbound service was halted near Illinois 59 due to the derailment, which occurred sometime after 5 a.m. Friday morning, Metra officials said. Customers were advised to seek alternate transportation as extensive delays were expecte…
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