SEPTA Warminster Regional Rail Service Resumes After Long Delay
By Al Novack
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Service resumed on SEPTA's Warminster Regional Rail line after a nearly three-hour long suspension, Tuesday morning.
Delays were also reported on the Lansdale/Doylestown and West Trenton lines. Throughout the morning, those delays were up to 40 minutes long.
Service on the Warminster line was suspended around 5:30, Tuesday morning. It resumed at about 8:30 a.m. The #419 train, regularly scheduled to depart Warminster Station at 8:40 a.m., was the first train to depart, following the suspension.
The delays and suspensions were attributed to switching problems.
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