Railway lines reopen after lorry collides with bridge in Stourbridge
The line was closed for examination.
A West Midlands Railway line has reopened after a lorry crashed into a bridge in Stourbridge.
West Midlands Railway warned of the incident at 5.19pm this evening (August 2).
A spokesperson for West Midlands Railway said that a “temporary block has been placed on Snow Hill line services whilst the line is examined” and that ticket acceptance was in place on National Express West Midlands buses.
The line reopened at 5.53pm with the transport provider warning that “delays are expected whilst the service recovers.”
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