CBS Local SEPTA Rolls Out New Way To Track Your Train, Bus Or Trolley CBS Local By John Ostapkovich PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – SEPTA has rolled out a new way for its riders to keep track of how things are running.
'Quiet cars' a welcome PATCO innovation | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2012-01-21 Philadelphia Inquirer Amtrak, SEPTA , Metro-North, and other transit agencies also are rolling out quiet cars. A PATCO rider for 35 years, I've watched – and heard – the trains get clunkier and, sad to say, junkier with age. Elaborate in-car advertisements can't disguise the ..
PATCO to try out a 'quiet car' on trains | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2012-01-19 Philadelphia Inquirer Following the lead of Amtrak, SEPTA , and other transit agencies that have prohibited cell-phone use or loud conversation in one train car, PATCO will designate the last car in each of its trains as a quiet car on weekdays, starting March 1. ..
B. Goldentyer, 81, engineer on city rail tunnel | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2012 ..
6abc.com Northampton man, 22, killed by SEPTA train in Hatboro phillyBurbs.com (file photo) On Monday, SEPTA transit police walk south on tracks to a stopped train after a pedestrian was struck and killed. A second man was killed this morning along the same line. Posted: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 3:15 pm | Updated: 3:35 pm, …
6abc.com Boy struck by SEPTA commuter train dies Philadelphia Inquirer SEPTA's Warminster Line has temporarily suspended service between Warminster and Willow Grove as police investigate the death of a teenage boy struck by a commuter train near Hatboro. The boy was walking near the rails about 2:30 pm just south of the … Warminster Man Killed After Being Struck by Train Patch.com Man killed by Warminster-bound train phillyBurbs.com Man struck, killed by SEPTA train in Hatboro 6abc.com all 16 news articles
Boosting shale-gas extraction fees in would make roads & bridges safer Philadelphia Inquirer SEPTA , for instance, owns 300 bridges with an average age in excess of 80 years. The transit system's backlog of repairs totals $4.2 billion, according to the Federal Transit Administration.
The people, united, are looking quite decrepit Philadelphia Inquirer (blog) Over the past few days, the Occupy Philly protestors realized that the best way to remain relevant was to block streets, force SEPTA to close down (temporarily) train stations and make it difficult for commuters to get home. ..
USA Today gillespie | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011-11-16 Philadelphia Inquirer (blog) The Center City District, which works on quality-of-life issues in the area, is overseeing the $50 million renovation. It includes plans to remake the SEPTA concourses under Dilworth and add grass, trees and a cafe to the plaza. Cops investigate Occupy Philly rape allegation | Philadelphia Daily News ..
Bus-driver shields spreading, but not in Phila. | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011 ..
