SEPTA Goes On Strike Photos

SEPTA goes on strike in Philadelphia causing traffic nightmares for all ages. Workers Union Local 234 decided to begin their strike at dawn this morning, November 3 2009, screwing up commuters from all over Philadelphia who had to come up with new ways to get to school and work. SEPTA provides more than 900,000 people with transportation for each day of the workweek decided to pull the blindside just hours after the Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Yankees in the fifth game of the World Series.

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SEPTA Goes On Strike Photos

SEPTA goes on strike in Philadelphia causing traffic nightmares for all ages. Workers Union Local 234 decided to begin their strike at dawn this morning, November 3 2009, screwing up commuters from all over Philadelphia who had to come up with new ways to get to school and work. SEPTA provides more than 900,000 people with transportation for each day of the workweek decided to pull the blindside just hours after the Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Yankees in the fifth game of the World Series.

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Bay Bridge Closed Photos

Bay Bridge was closed after two steel rods fell off the bridge that is a key part of the transportation system between Oakland to San Francisco. Engineers believe that sudden high winds may be responsible for the damage sustained to the Bay bridge but they could not be certain and are unsure when the Bay Bridge will reopen. "If you look at the totality of the circumstances -- you've got the 5:30 commute, you have a 5,000-pound piece of steel falling out of the sky. We are so fortunate that no one was injured or killed," California Highway Patrol Sgt. Trent Cross told KTVU-TV.

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Bay Bridge Closed Photos

Bay Bridge was closed after two steel rods fell off the bridge that is a key part of the transportation system between Oakland to San Francisco. Engineers believe that sudden high winds may be responsible for the damage sustained to the Bay bridge but they could not be certain and are unsure when the Bay Bridge will reopen. "If you look at the totality of the circumstances -- you've got the 5:30 commute, you have a 5,000-pound piece of steel falling out of the sky. We are so fortunate that no one was injured or killed," California Highway Patrol Sgt. Trent Cross told KTVU-TV.

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