Vehicle rolls on railroad tracks in Canonsburg
One side of Phillip Murray Bridge was closed for about an hour Friday morning after a car rolled onto railroad tracks in Canonsburg.
Courtesy of Linda Donella-Barsody
Photo courtesy of Linda Donella-Barsody
One side of Phillip Murray Bridge was closed for about an hour Friday morning after a car rolled onto railroad tracks in Canonsburg.
Photo courtesy of Linda Donella-Barsody
One side of Phillip Murray Bridge was closed for about an hour Friday morning after a car rolled onto railroad tracks in Canonsburg.
Photo courtesy of Linda Donella-Barsody
One side of Phillip Murray Bridge was closed for about an hour Friday morning after a car rolled onto railroad tracks in Canonsburg.
Photo courtesy of Linda Donella-Barsody
One side of Phillip Murray Bridge was closed for about an hour Friday morning after a car rolled onto railroad tracks in Canonsburg.
Photo courtesy of Linda Donella-Barsody
Photo courtesy of Linda Donella-Barsody
One side of Phillip Murray Bridge was closed for about an hour Friday morning after a car rolled onto railroad tracks in Canonsburg.
One side of Phillip Murray Bridge was closed for about an hour Friday morning after a car rolled onto railroad tracks in Canonsburg.
Borough police Officer Brian Dapra said the driver of a Subaru Impreza grazed a Honda Pilot as the Subaru driver changed lanes on Adams Avenue near the bridge.
The Subaru driver didn’t appear to have any major injuries but was taken to Canonsburg Hospital for evaluation. The Honda driver and his 8-year-old son were uninjured.
The Subaru came to rest on its driver’s side of the train tracks.
Firefighters had to cut the roof off the car to free the driver.
The Honda suffered only minor damage.
The portion of Morganza Road that passes over the bridge leaving Canonsburg was closed until the accident was cleared.