A collision occurred between a train and a car at a level crossing, leading to a significant emergency response in Newcastle. The Tyne and Wear Metro train collided with the vehicle this morning, prompting emergency services to swiftly arrive at Callerton Lane just before 9:55 am. Images from the scene depict police officers near the train post-collision, with cones marking the area.
Authorities blocked the road while emergency crews dealt with the situation, causing minor disruptions to train services between Airport and Kingston Park for locals. However, all services have now returned to normal. The police provided an update stating that no severe injuries were reported in the incident, as per reports from Chronicle Live.
According to a Northumbria Police spokesperson, a collision between a Metro train and a car at a level crossing was reported before 9:55 am today on Callerton Lane in Newcastle. Emergency services are present at the scene, and fortunately, no serious injuries are suspected.
The Tyne and Wear Metro X account confirmed that disruptions have been resolved, and services between Airport and Kingston Park have resumed, although some trains are running behind schedule. Efforts to restore the timetable promptly are underway, with ticket acceptance extended until 12 pm.
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