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Hundreds of passengers flee Pennsylvania SEPTA train

350 passengers evacuated after fire on SEPTA train in Philadelphia suburb

About 350 passengers were evacuated amid a fire on a SEPTA train at Crum Lynne Station in Ridley Park on Thursday night, officials said.

Billy Penn · 10h

Passenger provides first-hand account of Thursday night’s SEPTA train fire

A SEPTA train caught fire Thursday night while traveling from Philadelphia to Wilmington. One of our interns recounts her experience on the train.

New York Post on MSN · 1d

Hundreds of passengers flee Pennsylvania SEPTA train as it bursts into flames

Shocking images show bright orange flames and thick black and grey smoke plumes billowing out the first cart’s windows.

Reuters · 1d

Fire engulfs passenger train at Pennsylvania station

A passenger train went up in flames on Thursday (February 6) night in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, local media reported, adding that all 350 passengers were evacuated. Eyewitness video showed fire and smoke engulfing what appeared to be the first car of the train,

abc7NY · 22h

Amtrak service resumes after SEPTA train traveling from Philly goes up in flames

Flames and smoke could be seen billowing out of the six-car train that was traveling from Philadelphia to Wilmington. No injuries have been reported.

Super Bowl, Philadelphia Eagles

Philadelphia Inquirer on MSN · 21h

Super Bowl LIX: Road closures, parking restrictions, and SEPTA guidance for Sunday in Philly

Eagles fans are expected to flood Philly on Super Bowl Sunday. Here’s what to know about road closures, parking restrictions, and SEPTA detours in Center City, South Philly, and Northeast Philly.

CBS Philadelphia on MSN · 1d

Maps show potential road closures for Super Bowl 2025 weekend in Philadelphia

Hours after Mayor Cherelle Parker implored fans not to "climb light poles or anything" if the Philadelphia Eagles win the Super Bowl on Sunday, city officials revealed road closures, parking restrictions and other safety measures.

Axios Sports on MSN · 1d

How Philadelphia is preparing for Super Bowl weekend

Mayor Cherelle Parker is pleading with Eagles fans to remember her "golden rule": Don't climb light poles. The big picture: The death of a Temple University student following the Birds' win in the NFC Championship last month — not to mention someone shooting off a gun into the air in a large crowd — has city officials issuing an only-in-Philly PSA ahead of Sunday.

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SEPTA leaders, employees pay tribute to city's first Black streetcar operators

In August 1944, white trolley operators for the Philadelphia Transportation Company went on strike because they didn’t want ...

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SEPTA train fire in Delaware County, Pennsylvania forces about 350 passengers to evacuate station

A SEPTA train was evacuated after it caught on fire on at Crum Lynne Station in Ridley Park on Thursday night, emergency officials said.

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Philadelphia prepares for Super Bowl, SEPTA train catches on fire and more headlines | Digital Brief

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6abc News16h

NTSB investigating after SEPTA train bursts into flames near station in Ridley Park, Pa.

The National Transportation Safety Board said it is investigating the fire that consumed part of a SEPTA train on Thursday ...

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Service resumes on SEPTA line after fire

Service on the Southeastern Pennysylvania Transportation Authority’s Wilmington-Newark line resumed late Thursday after a ...

‘I was scared': Fire forces SEPTA train to a halt

Officials said that there were no reports of any injuries of the 350 SEPTA train passengers when a car caught fire on ...

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Six-car train traveling from Philadelphia catches fire

Approximately 350 passengers were evacuated when a Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) train caught ...

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Fire on SEPTA train heading from Pennsylvania to Wilmington prompts federal investigation

No injuries were reported among the 350 passengers, some from Delaware, who were on the SEPTA train when it caught on fire ...

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