A person was struck by a train at the SEPTA station in Delaware County, according to news reports. The incident took place late on a Thursday evening. Call a personal injury lawyer at Kwartler Manus to discuss your case.
Person Was on the Tracks at the Time of the Accident
The initial investigation shows the pedestrian stepped onto the tracks just before the train hit them. This occurred at about 11:15 pm at the Secane station. That is part of the Media-Wawa Line in the Upper Darby Township area.
The pedestrian was taken to the hospital and is said to have survived the crash. It is unclear what the person's condition is or why they were on the train tracks. The SEPTA service was able to continue to operate after the accident, though there were some delays reported. Police continue to investigate to determine what caused the incident.
Can a SEPTA Vehicle Be at Fault
Every accident deserves a full investigation. It is unclear what occurred in this situation. However, in some situations, fault could fall on someone other than the pedestrian. For example, there may be concerns about notification of the risk or warning signals that are not working. In some situations, a third party could be found at fault.
What to Do After Your Accident
If you are hurt in a crash, speak to a train accident lawyer for more insight into your rights. At Kwartler Manus, we help you uncover the evidence necessary to hold others at fault. Call today to schedule a free consultation.
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