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Commerce Street Crossing Marks One Week Since Reopening After Crash

VALHALLA, N.Y. -- Thursday marks one week since the Commerce Street railroad crossing reopened in Valhalla following the fatal Metro-North crash that killed six people on Tuesday, Feb. 3.

First trains coming through Commerce Street crossing after it reopened past Thursday afternoon.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

The railroad crossing at Commerce Street in Valhalla.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Last barriers removed as crossing reopens last Thursday.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

First train tests tracks at crossing last Thursday.

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Clips of activity over several hours following reopening.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Skip Pearlman

The six victims all suffered burns to the body and blunt-force trauma, Westchester County officials reported on Tuesday.

The crash occurred when a Metro-North train collided with an SUV on the tracks. Five men aboard the train -- four from Westchester (two from Bedford and two from New Castle) and one from Danbury, Conn., were killed -- as well as the Edgemont woman in the SUV. 

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