SEPTA'S RED ARROW DIVISION: TRACTION IN THE LIMELIGHT
Karl Zimmermann
Abstract
Karl Zimmermann
Abstract
The three routes of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority which qualify for light rail transit status serve suburbs to the west of the center city. All connect with the elevated/subway system at the SEPTA 69th Street Terminal. Details of the operation, physical plant and cars are given in this article.
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The three routes of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority which qualify for light rail transit status serve suburbs to the west of the center city. All connect with the elevated/subway system at the SEPTA 69th Street Terminal. Details of the operation, physical plant and cars are given in this article.
Key concepts: Limelight, Transport engineering, Engineering, Rail transit, Division (mathematics), Light rail, Transit (satellite), Telecommunications