Massive Fire at SEPTA Depot Raises Concerns About Air Quality in Nearby Neighborhoods. Over 40 Buses Destroyed by Fire ...

The decommissioned SEPTA buses caught on fire in a depot off Roberts Avenue in Philadelphia's Nicetown-Tioga section Thursday ...

A fire damaged 40 decommissioned SEPTA buses, including 15 electric buses, at a Philadelphia storage yard on Thursday.

A fire that enveloped 40 decommissioned SEPTA buses, disrupting Thursday morning’s commute, is believed to have started with ...

The fire, which sent a thick plume of black smoke into the sky visible across the city, began sometime before 6:15 a.m. Thursday morning, according to SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch.

SEPTA wants to get rid of a troubled fleet of all-electric buses after a massive fire damaged dozens of vehicles Thursday ...

Officials are working to determine the cause of the fire. PHILADELPHIA - A fire at SEPTA’s yard for out-of-service buses ...

Footage from the scene in Philadelphia shows a massive cloud of black smoke billowing into the skies, with firefighters ...

The fire broke out just after 6 am in the 2400 block of Roberts Avenue in Philadelphia's Tioga-Nicetown section. The fire ...

A fire at SEPTA's Midvale Depot in Philadelphia consumed dozens of decommissioned buses, causing traffic delays. No injuries ...

Nearly two dozen SEPTA buses caught fire at a bus depot in Philadelphia's Nicetown-Tioga neighborhood Thursday morning, NBC10 ...