A SEPTA train caught fire Thursday night while traveling from Philadelphia to Wilmington. One of our interns recounts her ...
SEPTA’s efforts to make wayfinding and traveling efficient are ongoing another change to bus route designations. Effective ...
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Signage will display both the old and new designations for several months to help ease riders into the transition.
SEPTA says six of its buses will change from lettered routes to numeric designations. SEPTA's metro lines will also adopt a new system.
But, on Monday morning, SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch told NBC10 that only two -- of what had original been seven -- bus routes remained detoured. He said the Route 70 and 77 bus routes remain ...
No injuries were reported among the 350 passengers, some from Delaware, who were on the SEPTA train when it caught on fire ...
SEPTA and AMTRAK service has resumed between Philadelphia in Wilmington after a train caught fire Thursday evening.
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