Siemens ships first ACS-64 locomotive for SEPTA

Written by Keith

The first ACS-64 electric locomotive for Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) has left Siemens’ plant in Sacramento, Calif., bound for Philadelphia.

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Tags: Commuter Regional, SEPTA, Siemens, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, sustainability

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