Septa eliminated more than 80 parking spaces at the 69th Street Terminal in Upper Darby to make room for a construction project.
Residents who commute from SEPTA’s 69th Street Terminal in Upper Darby may have trouble finding a parking spot Monday.
SEPTA officials say 88 additional parking spaces will be removed from the SEPTA lot due to a construction project.
Drivers can use a new, numbered parking area available on Chatham Road directly across the street from the current lot. Parking on Chatham is available at a $2 rate and payable at a normal kiosk location.
Drivers can also buy a 30-day street parking permit from the Borough of Millbourne, Pa. at $30 per month. Application instructions are available at the Customer Service location inside the Transportation Center or online on the Millbourne Borough website.
