Commuter Trains Collide in D.C. Metro

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I don't have a link but part of the track was removed as shown on the news yesterday. This leaves me to believe there was an electrical problem which caused the sensors to fail. I am not sure why there was not a backup alert system. Well, maybe there is and both systems failed.
 
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