Trains were suspended for hours after a landslip left a car perilously close to falling down a railway bank.
The incident happened near to the Railway Train pub, in Kidderminster, just after 4pm on Thursday January 29.
Photographs from the scene show a maroon Mazda hanging over the edge of a bank - with fence panels and other debris visible near the railway line.
West Midlands Railway stopped services between Stourbridge Junction and Droitwich Spa as firefighters worked to secure the car.
Services are back on track today after tons of earth moved towards the rail track from the side of the public house.
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A temporary barrier has now been put into place and train services through Kidderminster have quickly resumed but will be passing the area at crawling speeds just in case of any further landslip.
The Mirror has approached Network Rail for comment
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