Service on the MARC Camden Line is suspended Friday morning due to police activity in Elkridge.
Howard County Police said a person was hit by a train near Washington Boulevard and Levering Avenue.
Passengers are advised to take the MARC Penn Line, which will honor all Camden Line tickets for equivalent stations. The D.C. Metro will also honor tickets for Camden Line passengers.
Officials said there's no timeline on when service will be restored.
Roads are open to traffic in the area.
#HowardCountyPolice tell @LaurenCookABC2 that a person was hit by a train - Washington Blvd@ Levering Ave #Elkridge pic.twitter.com/slBMeRKiy6
— ABC2 Traffic (@MarylandTraffic) June 9, 2017
MARC-Marc 847 (630am Dpt Camden) is cancelled due to earlier service disruption. We advice passengers to https://t.co/pFECeiwPUJ
— MTA Maryland (@mtamaryland) June 9, 2017
Person struck by train in #Elkridge near Washington Blvd & Levering Ave. #MARC Camden Line suspended. Roads ARE open to traffic. @ABC2NEWS pic.twitter.com/JMA80p7WfC
— Erick Ferris (@erick_ferris) June 9, 2017
