The city is expecting one million people to attend the parade, which means getting around on public transit will need to be thoughtfully coordinated.

A guide to the Eagles Super Bowl Parade including parade route, road closures, SEPTA & PATCO information, restrooms, and more ...

Over 325 passengers safely evacuated the SEPTA regional rail train that burst into flames at the height of the Thursday evening commute in Ridley Park. SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch said the ...

NORTH SIOUX CITY, S.D. (KTIV) - In June 2024, historic flooding caused a railroad bridge that had been around for over a hundred years to collapse. We now have word that construction of a new ...

Crews have responded shortly after 6 p.m. Thursday to the railroad lines near the Crum ... Radio traffic said it is SEPTA train en route to Newark, Del. A SEPTA train burns at the Crum Lynne ...

SEPTA service later resumed on the Wilmington/Newark Regional Rail line, and Amtrak service between Philadelphia and Wilmington also resumed. The cause of the fire was under investigation.

Busch said there is no indication of problems on other SEPTA rail cars, adding services were moving normally a day after the blaze. The train originated in Philadelphia's Center City and was ...

The bus route designation changes are happening alongside SEPTA's Metro projects, which include swapping out rail service names for letters, to make the system more "intuitive," according to SEPTA.

PHILADELPHIA (WABC) -- Amtrak service along the Northeast Corridor was impacted after a SEPTA train travelling ... but residual delays were expected due to rail congestion. The cause of the ...

Part of the train on SEPTA's Wilmington-Newark Regional Rail line burst into flames near the Crum Lynne Station as it was traveling from Philadelphia to Wilmington, Delaware around 6 p.m. on Thursday.

RIDLEY PARK, Pa. - Scary moments for SEPTA passengers traveling in Delaware County after a Regional Rail train caught fire. About 350 passengers on board were evacuated and waited at the stop for ...