MARTA train breakdown near Lenox Station causes major passenger delays
MARTA train breakdown near Lenox Station causes major passenger delays
MARTA train breakdown near Lenox Station causes major passenger delays
A MARTA train broke down near Lenox Station on Saturday night. The incident caused significant delays for passengers on board. The train developed mechanical issues and came to a stop on the tracks at around 10:20 p.m. All passengers were safely evacuated from the disabled train. By 11:35 p.m., they had been transported back to Lindbergh Center Station.
The disabled train was later towed to MARTA’s rail yard. Rail Operations has since launched an investigation into the cause of the mechanical failure. MARTA issued an apology to passengers for the extended delay. The investigation into the failure is ongoing. Normal service resumed once the train was cleared from the tracks.
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