Another hitch in the construction of SEPTA’s new Silverliner train cars has pushed back the arrival of the next three cars by three or four weeks, a spokeswoman told the Inquirer this weekend.
Three cars were supposed to be delivered Friday, but will require additional time, she said. A message left yesterday afternoon was not immediately returned.
Another group of the South Korea-built train cars also expected before the end of the year may be delayed too, the report said. In all, 120 new Silverliners will eventually replace 40-year-old versions.
Looking to celebrate your mom or mother figure for Mother's Day in Philadelphia? We've rounded…
By MARC LEVY Associated Press The student protest movement disrupting university campuses, classes and graduation ceremonies over…
Marlon LeBlanc’s Union II side will be looking to recover from their first loss of…
The Philadelphia Eagles have received rave reviews for what many NFL pundits are calling "spectacular…
It was a rainy, dreary day in Philadelphia on Saturday. That didn’t change as afternoon…
Following a strong effort scoring from second base on a walk/wild pitch in the fourth…
This website uses cookies.