15 trapped passengers rescued from CTA Green Line train after derailment in Englewood; 3 hurt
Three people suffered "minor" injuries after the derailment, which happened at a "high elevation" about 2:40 a.m. near 63rd and Halsted streets, where one of the train's wheels left the track, according to the transit agency and Chicago fire officials.
CTA Green Line train derails, passengers evacuated near 63rd and Normal in Englewood neighborhood
Service on the CTA Green Line remains impacted after a train derailed early Monday morning, forcing passengers to evacuate near 63rd Street and Normal Avenue in the city's Englewood neighborhood. CTA officials at first called it a stalled train,
The National Transit Safety Board is investigating after a train carrying five passengers collided with a stationary ...
"The cause of the incident is being investigated, and the track is being repaired for damages associated with the incident ...
Just four months after a green line train derailed on its way into Somerville, two green line trains collided at the East ...
A train on the MBTA's Green Line collided with an out-of-service train at a station in Somerville early Sunday morning.
Federal regulators first recommended an anti-collision system for the MBTA's Green Line in 2009 and one contract for the MBTA's Green Line in 2009, but Sunday's crash between two trolleys at East ...
According to the MBTA, just before 12:30 a.m. a train carrying five passengers struck a stationary out-of-service train ...
A passenger on the Green Line, Max Desmond, described the moment that the two train cars collided on Sunday morning.
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