SEPTA suspending all bus routes, Regional Rail amid winter storm: Here's what we know

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PHILADELPHIA - Sunday's winter storm has prompted SEPTA to suspend some of its service for part of the day.

What we know:

SEPTA will suspend all bus and Regional Rail service starting at 2 p.m. Sunday due to "deteriorating conditions."

Officials say the service will remain suspended until the end of the device, and won't resume until safe conditions are established.

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T1 service is also suspended, and the remaining T lines are operating on reduced service. Metro routes L, B, D and M will continue to run.

What you can do:

The Market-Frankford and Broad Street lines are still currently running, and are the best options for travelers.

SEPTA is encouraging riders to allow extra time for safe travel, and to check online for the latest information.

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