Person Struck, Killed By Amtrak Train In Northeast Philadelphia
SEPTA officials say they have resumed operation of the Trenton Regional Line in both directions, but with one hour delays.
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SEPTA officials say they have resumed operation of the Trenton Regional Line in both directions, but with one hour delays.
Amtrak says service has restarted between Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia after service was suspended for about three hours by overhead wire problems.
Delaware State Police say a man struck by an Amtrak train in Claymont has died.
A 55-year-old man was struck and killed by an Amtrak train Monday afternoon in the city's Juniata neighborhood.
"We will send them an electronic ticket by email or over their smartphone that they can print themselves, or present from their smartphone to their conductor," Amtrak's Matt Hardison explains.
A man was arrested on Friday afternoon after he was observed cutting signal lines from the Amtrak railway just west of the Whitford Rail Station in Exton.
The rush is on. Travelers are making their way to be with loved ones for the holidays.
The Sunday after Thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel days of the year with millions of people taking to the roads, rails and sky.
Authorities say a man has been struck and killed while trying to get to an Amtrak train heading for Harrisburg.
The parking lane along the Market Street side of 30th Station was closed to create the 50-foot-wide sidewalk for a public space which will feature new plantings, a farmer's market, even occasional yoga classes.
The latest update to area power outages are listed.
A downed tree in Chester County is causing major traffic delays for Amtrak passengers Friday afternoon.
One person is dead after a fatal pedestrian collision with a southbound Amtrak train in Delaware.
Travelers are having an easier time making it up and down the East coast as Amtrak gets more trains back on line following Hurricane Irene.
There are still some lingering power outages and travel concerns in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene.
Hurricane Irene caused the cancellation of a lot of flights and put the brakes on a lot of trains. Fortunately, most rail services are expected to resume Tuesday morning.
This time, says state Health Department spokeswoman Christine Cronkright, the issue involves an international traveler who was in Philadelphia August 14th through the 17th.
A wide array of vendors from a variety of fields, including Cummins Power Systems of Bristol, NMS Labs of Willow Grove, Drexel University, Lincoln Technical Institute, Amtrak, and Amazon were there to conduct interviews.
Amtrak is back up and running on a normal schedule this morning after three straight days of delays because of low-voltage along the Northeast Corridor.
Trains along the Northeast Corridor are being disrupted at the start of the Thursday rush hour, with Amtrak and New Jersey Transit service suspended along some of the most heavily traveled lines in the northeast for the third time in three days.
SEPTA's Chestnut Hill West and Trenton lines are back to their normal schedule. Amtrak trains are facing only "residual" delays.
New Jersey Transit and Amtrak service between Philadelphia and New York City has been restored.
SEPTA passengers were forced to wait in the extreme heat for over an hour after a regional train was evacuated due to an electrical problem.
Chris reviews the media coverage from yesterday's interview with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, debates proponents of more spending on rail lines and talks to Steve Forde, Policy and Communications Director for the Marcellus Shale Coalition.
The Delaware Valley is one of the big winners in the award of $2 billion in federal transportation funds.
