September 28, 2016
Kevin C. Shelly/PhillyVoice
Passengers who were removed from a PATCO train at the City Hall stop in Camden await a bus to take them into Center City Philadelphia.
PATCO has restored service in and out of Philadelphia after earlier signal problems.
The transit agency is reporting 30-minute delays as service tries to get back to normal.
The signal problems were reported just before 11 a.m.
Passengers were being moved onto New Jersey Transit buses for the trip over the Ben Franklin Bridge.
Commuters placed on a bus about 11 a.m. Wednesday for the trip into Center City were griping about the transit agency's failure to text an alert about the service interruption. PATCO was communicating via Twitter, however:
Service in Philadelphia is temporarily suspended. NJT will be cross honoring tickets between our 8th and Market and Broadway Stations.
— PATCO (@RidePATCO) September 28, 2016
