Fatal Train Collisions Halt Amtrak and SEPTA Services in Bucks County
Two deadly incidents in as many days have disrupted travel between Philadelphia and New York as investigations continue.
- Three pedestrians were fatally struck by an Amtrak Acela train near Bristol Station in Bucks County on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
- The collision occurred just before 6 p.m. as the train, carrying 236 passengers and crew, traveled south towards Philadelphia.
- This marks the second fatal train-pedestrian incident in Bucks County this week, following a similar tragedy near Cornwells Heights Station on Wednesday.
- Amtrak and SEPTA services between Philadelphia and New York have been suspended, with no timeline for resumption announced yet.
- Amtrak has apologized for the disruptions and is collaborating with local authorities to investigate the causes and ensure safety measures.