Passengers were forced to evacuate a commuter train near Philadelphia after a fire broke out on one of the cars. Approximately 350 people had to be removed from the train, and no injuries were reported.

Hundreds of passengers were on a train when they had to be evacuated due to a fire. Flames could be seen shooting out from a SEPTA train in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area.

A fire aboard a commuter train in Pennsylvania led to the evacuation of 350 people, and triggered delays for other trains in the region.

More than 300 passengers were safely evacuated after a SEPTA Regional Rail train caught fire Thursday evening in Delaware County, an agency spokesperson said. Around 6 p.m., a fire was reported under a Wilmington/Newark Line train near Crum Lynne Station,

Hundreds of passengers were evacuated safely after a fire started on a train on SEPTA's Wilmington/Newark Regional Rail line. The fire engulfed the train's lead car at a station in Ridley Park in Delaware County.

A SEPTA Wilmington/Newark Line train caught fire in Delaware County, forcing 350 passengers to evacuate and halting regional and Amtrak service, officials said. The fire broke out beneath the six-car train south of Crum Lynne Station while en route from Philadelphia to Wilmington,

A Pennsylvania commuter train erupted into an inferno — shooting flames and thick black smoke out the widow of a passenger car — sending hundreds on board, fleeing for safety. The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) train was traveling through Delaware County when it caught fire at Crum Lynne Station in Ridley Park on Thursday night at around 6 p.