Why was SEPTA's Thorndale line service halted?

SEPTA's Thorndale line service was halted because a tractor-trailer struck an overpass on Penn Road near the Wynnewood station.

When did SEPTA's Thorndale line service resume?

SEPTA's Thorndale line service resumed on Friday afternoon at 12:35 p.m.

Are there still delays on the Thorndale line?

Yes, delays up to 15 minutes were expected on the Thorndale line as full operations were restored.

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SEPTA Thorndale Line Resumes After Overpass Crash

21 Feb

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Summary

A tractor-trailer struck an overpass on Friday morning.
The incident caused a halt in SEPTA's Thorndale line service.
Service resumed later that afternoon with residual delays.

SEPTA Thorndale Line Resumes After Overpass Crash

Service on SEPTA's Thorndale line has resumed after a tractor-trailer struck an overpass on Friday. The incident occurred on Penn Road near the Wynnewood station.

Following the crash, train service was halted for several hours. SEPTA announced that service had been restored by 12:35 p.m. that afternoon.

However, the transit authority cautioned that delays of up to 15 minutes were anticipated as full operations were gradually reinstated.

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