Three were killed after a car crashed into Allegheny’s SEPTA station on the Frankford Market Line on Tuesday morning, according to reports.
The collision killed two pedestrians, a man and a woman, and one was beheaded.
The driver of the car also died and drove at more than 100 miles per hour before crashing, said Fox 29 police officer Steve Keeley.
Three people died after a car accident.WTXF-TV
UNDERSTANDING: 3 killed in a horrific scene of an accident at @SEPTA Allegheny station on the Frankford Market Line. The driver of the Honda Pilot died, two pedestrians were dismembered, one beheaded in a horrific accident before 3 am. Another victim is stable in hospital @ fox29philly pic.twitter.com/gS9Odm0Yr0
– Steve Keeley (@ KeeleyFox29) May 10, 2022 Authorities say the car jumped over the curb and hit a bend, hit three pedestrians and then the SEPTA station.WTXF-TV
Both Kensington and Allegheny Boulevards have reportedly been closed since Tuesday morning.
All trains will bypass Allegheny because of the crash, according to SEPTA’s Kelly Green.
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