Photo by Rich Renomeron.

Update: In an apparently unrelated incident, Green and Yellow line service is now suspended between Prince George’s Plaza and Georgia Avenue/Petworth. Metro reports a “track problem” outside Fort Totten. Shuttle service has been requested.

PG Plaza Metro is a complete disaster right now, can we get an ETA on these “shuttles” ? @wmata @unsuckdcmetro

— aysia (@aysiarose) April 16, 2015

Original:

Metro restored service to the Greenbelt station this morning following the collapse of a pedestrian bridge onto the tracks yesterday.

The transit agency said that crews worked through the night to restore full service, and that no additional delays are expected as a result of the incident.

A section of the pedestrian bridge, which crossed Metro and Marc tracks, was knocked down by a piece of construction equipment operated by Skanska, a contractor, just before 3 p.m yesterday. Metro said the company was doing work to “support the construction of a new track.”

No one was injured in the incident. Green Line service between College Park and Greenbelt was suspended through the evening, but was restored this morning.

Image from scene. Notice the concrete portion of bridge is missing. Not clear about status of MARC Trains yet pic.twitter.com/DXVwHXSVPR

— Mark Brady (@PGFDPIO) April 15, 2015