Hundreds of passengers were in for the fright of their lives while on a Pennsylvania train. The locomotive ended up catching fire, turning into a match stick.

One of the passenger cars on the commuter train caught fire. Hundreds of passengers evacuated the vehicle. The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) train caught ablaze at Crum Lynne Station in Ridley Park on Thursday evening. Officials confirmed the inferno.

They wrote, “Newark: Service is suspended until further notice due to fire department activity south of Crum Lynne Station. Alternative service suggestions are available using the SEPTA Trip Planner.”

Apparently, the fire happened in the first passenger car. There were six cars in total. In total, these cars held 350 passengers headed to Wilmington, Delaware. Fortunately, conductors were able to help passengers evacuate, Fox 29 reported.Read More Below