Car crashes upside down onto train tracks west of Sydney

Commuters are facing major delays this morning after a car crashed onto the train tracks west of Sydney in the Blue Mountains.

Emergency services were called to the scene at Blaxland about 5.45am.

They found a car had crashed onto the tracks and landed on its roof.

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Miraculously, the driver was able to get themselves out of the vehicle and suffered only minor injuries.

All trains have been suspended between Springwood and Penrith, with buses being organised to replace them, but major delays to travel this morning are expected.

NSW Fire and Rescue Superintendent Adam Dewberry said the operation to remove the car from the rail line was a "complex" one, particularly taking into account the powerful electric current strung above the tracks.

9news.com.au has contacted police for further details.

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