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San Bernardino Line Service Restored at 8:00 pm

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Today at approximately 11:30 a.m. Metrolink Train 306, traveling from Los Angeles to San Bernardino, came into contact at low speed with a Burlington Northern Santa Fe local freight train, which was entering a siding in Rialto. The Metrolink train was traveling eastbound, with a locomotive in the lead, with two crew members on the locomotive. The contact between the Metrolink locomotive and the freight train is characterized as a minor sideswipe, not head-on, with no attendant damage to passenger coaches or freight cars, nor to track and signal facilities. There were 15 passengers on board the train. Four passengers reported minor injuries and have been transported to local medical facilities. The National Transportation Safety Board has responded to the scene.

“Although this incident occurred at a low speed, any incident on the Metrolink system is unacceptable,” said Metrolink Board Vice Chairman Keith Millhouse. “This incident will be fully investigated to determine the cause, and measures will be taken to ensure that incidents like this do not happen again.”

Train service on the San Bernardino Line continues to operate on schedule between Los Angeles Union Station and Rancho Cucamonga, with bus service between Rancho Cucamonga and San Bernardino. Train service between Rancho Cucamonga and San Bernardino will resume once the NTSB releases the scene.

Click for information on resources for Passengers and Community Members affected by the Metrolink Train 111 Collision

If you were a passenger on Train #111 on September 12, 2008 and believe you left personal belongings on board, please provide a detailed description to Karen King at kingk@scrra.net with your contact information. If we have your item we will contact you.

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Click for Northridge station construction update

Brea Canyon Road underpass at Industry station now open to traffic