SEPTA has taken 120 Silverliner ... area of the cars where the motor, wheels, and axles are held in place. The replacement parts need to be manufactured. Travel through July 4 is not expected ...

Eighteen defective Silverliner V train cars that had been repaired and returned – or readied to return – to service have been removed again from SEPTA's Regional Rail system. The Silverliner ...

As SEPTA's governing body has voted to pay back $250,000 to an advertising agency since ads haven’t been rolling on Regional Rail trains thanks to the Silverliner V rail car problems the greater ...

Over the holiday weekend, SEPTA revealed that it had taken a third of its passenger rail cars out of service due to “structural defects.” 120 Silverliner V cars will be out of commission ...

Because SEPTA has 218 cars in its M-4 fleet (more than the 144 needed for peak hour weekday ... defect prompted SEPTA to sideline its Silverliner V fleet.

This morning (July 14th) at its Overbrook Maintenance Facility, SEPTA Assistant General Manager for Operations Ron Hopkins took the assembled media on an inspection tour to share what its ...

SEPTA on Saturday took all 120 of its Silverliner V Regional Rail cars -- which make up a third of its rail fleet -- out of service for inspection and repairs. SEPTA General Manager Jeffrey ...

It had the contract for those troubled Silverliner V cars that were yanked from service last summer because of defective parts. SEPTA spokesman Andrew Busch says that discovery made the Authority ...

In an attempt to increase passenger capacity, SEPTA ... Silverliner V in the $4 million range. “It’s a very efficient solution,” Knueppel said. “They are cheaper. They provide more seating, and you’re ...

Marking roughly the halfway point in the delivery of its new Silverliner V regional rail fleet, SEPTA has rolled out an advertising campaign to pump riders up about the new train cars. The campaign, ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Nearly three dozen of SEPTA's Silverliner V regional rail cars are still out of service, but the transit agency says they'll be back on the rails by the end of the month.