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Person struck, trapped under SEPTA Route 13 trolley in West Philly

Marcus L. Chen
Marcus L. Chen
Marcus L. Chen
Reporter · King of Prussia, PA

Marcus, a culinary enthusiast and graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, has been a food writer for over 5 years, contributing to local publications like the Philadelphia Eagle. He loves exploring diverse dining experiences in King of Prussia, from gourmet restaurants to hidden gems. Marcus believes food has the power to bring communities together.

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Reporter · Monday, November 2, 2026 at 9:46 AM · 1 min read
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Person struck, trapped under SEPTA Route 13 trolley in West Philly — Newtown Square Health news

A person was struck and trapped under a SEPTA trolley, causing service interruptions early Monday, officials said. According to SEPTA officials, trolleys were being diverted after a Route 13 trolley struck an individual at the intersection of South 45th Street and Chester Avenue just after 9 a.m. on Monday. Train service was interrupted while the person was trapped under the trolley, officials said. T3: Shuttle buses have been requested to operate from 40th Street Portal to 49th Street amp; Woodland Avenue due to a major medical emergency. Expect delays and crowded conditions. Trolleys will utilize Woodland Avenue at 49th Street. SEPTA (@SEPTA) November 2, 2026 Officials did not immediately provide further information on the incident or the severity of this individual s injuries. But, a response to this incident was still ongoing as of about 9:30 a.m.

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