- A number of city-bound services have been cancelled due to a train breakdown
- Mechanical repairs and Blacktown and Leppington have caused multiple delays
- A series of truck breakdowns are also causing congestion in the city’s north-west
A train breakdown has caused chaos for commuters just before peak-hour on Wednesday morning.
The breakdown at Blacktown in Sydney’s west caused a number of cancellations, including the 5.50am Schofields to Central service.
Multiple delays were triggered by the breakdown, and the train is undergoing emergency repairs.
A train breakdown has caused chaos for commuters just before peak-hour on Wednesday morning (stock image)
A 7.30 service to Central from Hornsby was also cancelled due to the early morning breakdown.
Mechanical repairs at Leppington caused the cancellation of the 06:44 Leppington to Blacktown service.
Delays were compounded by a series of truck breakdowns, all in Pennant Hills in the city’s north-west.
A total of three incidents, one past the M2, one near Marsden Rd and another at Westminster Avenue, are causing delays in the area.
![Delays were compounded by a series of truck breakdowns, all in Pennant Hills in the city's north-west](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/newpix/2018/06/12/22/4D2AC52700000578-5836729-image-a-9_1528837666693.jpg)
Delays were compounded by a series of truck breakdowns, all in Pennant Hills in the city’s north-west
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