the engineer spoke with the chief dispatcher at the control center and reported that there was a strong burning smell in the lead railcar.

A preliminary report in the investigation was released on Wednesday by the National Transportation Safety Board on the SEPTA train fire on February 6. The report states ...

A SEPTA train had a "strong burning smell" before catching fire in Delaware County and forcing passengers to evacuate, ...

Hours before the fire, officials said an engineer reported the train being "sluggish and not getting up to speed, and that a fault light on the train was on." ...

A "strong burning smell" was reported in the lead railcar at 30th Street Station in Philadelphia about an hour before a SEPTA ...

Less than an hour before the Feb. 6 fire in Delaware County, the engineer reported a “strong burning smell," but the train ...

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority train that caught fire on Feb. 6, 2025, had been inspected earlier in ...

HNTB welcomes JR Hudnall as Project Controls Director in Denver. Also, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority ...

SEPTA said it initially will run eight buses with the compartments to see what, if any, adjustments are needed and to get driver feedback. An officer fires a weapon at a sample of the material used in ...