Cyclist injured when clipped by train near Lynton station on the Belair line NORMAL services have resumed on the Belair line after a young cyclist was clipped by a train near the Lynton station this afternoon. The boy, 16, was at the Barretts Rd level crossing waiting for a train to pass about 4.20pm. When one train passed, he rode on to the tracks and the front of his bike was clipped by a second train coming in the opposite direction, police said. The boy was taken to Flinders Medical Centre with a leg injury, an SA Ambulance Service spokeswoman said. Peak hour commuters on the Belair train line were delayed following the incident. Trains were suspended between the Mitcham and Eden Hills stations for about an hour and a half, with passengers forced to board substitute buses. It is the second incident this week a person has been hit by a train at or near a train station. On Tuesday, a woman in her early 20s was hit by a train when crossing the tracks at the Chidda station, at Salisbury, about 4pm. "Police urge all pedestrians to take extra care at the crossing," a police spokesman said. Inattention, distraction, risk taking and disobeying warning signs are the most common causes of near misses around rail crossings. Wait until the warning signs are complete to ensure the track is clear.