The announcement by Caltrain ends days of significant delays, as crews worked to clear wreckage of Thursday’s crash from the tracks near Scott Street in San Bruno.
Caltrain says it will see service reductions after a brief return to full weekend service schedule, three days after one of its trains slammed into several vehicles in a fiery crash that left 13 people injured
when southbound train #506 collided with a line of construction vehicles consisting of one pickup truck and two flatbed trucks with cranes. Beginning this week, trains will single-track through Caltrain’s Millbrae, San Bruno and South San Francisco to let crews repair tracks damaged by Thursday’s collision.
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