Some septa bus routes ended after plane crash – NBC10 Philadelphia

Passengers have been asked to be patient on their journey on Monday morning as the work started following the week. Sad aircraft accident in Northeast Philadelphia On Friday, 31 January, 2025.

After the accident, which occurred near the intersection of Cotman Avenue and Roosevelt Bulleward in Northeast Phili and immediately closed the road in the area, the Philadelphia city officials provided an update over the weekend.

Officials said on Sunday that Police worked to reopen all lanes Boleward for traffic.

However, officials said, “Cottman Avenue is closed between Bustleton Avenue and Bulleward – including the closure of foot traffic on footpaths in the area and the Cottman Avenue Bridge above Bulleward.

This bandh has affected some septa bus lines.

However, on Monday morning, Septa spokesperson Andrew Busch told NBC 10 that there were only two – seven of the origin – the bus routes were closed.

He said that the route 70 and 77 bus routes live around the Cottman Avenue.

Bush said that passengers should investigate Septa.org To get the latest updates on service changes, Monday, on 3 February, 2025 throughout the day.

Mass transit provider said that passengers using those routes should plan more time for their morning movement.

And, for those who usually use Cottman Avenue, who will need to find new routes of travel on Monday, February 3, 2025 for their morning movement.

City officials noted that the area’s nearest pedestrian access to the area in the area, is at an indicated pedestrian crossing with Friendship Street, located about 1,000 feet south south of the Cottman Avenue.

In a statement released on Sunday, officials said that the Septa Riders who want to use that crossing and traveling south on Roosevelt Bulleward, Roosevelt Bulleward and Blave Avenue or Roosevelt Bulward and Friendship Street’s intersection Should get out of the bus. Officials said that there would be alternative pedestrian travel routes to reach Bleigh Avenue and Friendy Street Bustleton Avenue.

For the Septa Riders north on the Roosevelt Boleward, city officials said they should get out of the bus in Friendship Street and use a signal pedestrian crossing to cross the Roosevelt Bulleward. According to a city statement, the Friendship Street Bustleton will be an alternative pedestrian travel route.

Catman Avenue is expected to shut down as officials work on the ongoing investigation in the aircraft accident.

So far, officials said that seven people were killed in the accident – all six planes and one person in a car in a car – and 22 were injured, including five who are hospitalized.

The officials who were injured on the ground said, three people are still in critical condition.

Philadelphia Mayor Parker said During a press event on Sunday,

With the new information available, this post will be updated.