PATCO Service Restored After Power Outage
PATCO services into and out of Philadelphia have been restored after a massive power outage on Wednesday morning.
The train line runs from Lindenwold in Camden County to 16th and Locust streets in Philadelphia.
The outage occurred when a power surge caused a failure at the Westmont Station around 7:40 a.m.
PATCO diagnostic crews identified the issue and worked with PSE&G to make necessary repairs, fully restoring service after about three hours.
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Author's summary: PATCO service restored after morning power outage.
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