By CBS3 Staff
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — SEPTA is making more cuts as it loses money because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The transit agency tells Eyewitness News it will temporarily close 14 regional rail ticket offices starting Monday.
They will be shut down through February 2021.
READ MORE: Derek Chauvin Trial: Renewed Calls For Justice Ring Throughout Philadelphia Streets Ahead Of Closing ArgumentsThe stations affected are located in Delaware and Montgomery Counties.
The full list is below:
PAOLI/THORNDALE LINE
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- Devon
- Radnor
- Villanova
- Rosemont
- Haverford
- Merion
LANSDALE/DOYLESTOWN LINE
- Oreland
- North Hills
MEDIA/ELWYN LINE
- Moylan Rose Valley
- Wallingford
- Clifton–Aldan
WARMINSTER LINE
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WILMINGTON/NEWARK LINE
- Glenolden
