SEPTA B line delayed Wednesday morning after person hit by train

SEPTA B line trains may still be experiencing residual delays on Wednesday morning after a person was struck and killed at the Girard Avenue station.

If you're taking the B line today, allow extra time to get to your destination, or consider a bus route.

Around 9 a.m., SEPTA said the normal southbound service had resumed at Girard Station, but the train line is experiencing residual delays.

Earlier Wednesday, SEPTA announced service on the line, formerly known as the Broad Street Line, was bypassing Allegheny, Susquehanna-Dauphin, Cecil B. Moore, Girard and Fairmount stations.

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