The new SEPTA Media Wawa Line has residents in nearby Aston, Middletown and Chester Heights blowing a fuse. The trains blow their horns at all hours of the night, causing a level of noise residents find discomforting.
"We are pro-train. We think the train is a great thing for the areas," Aston resident Frank Annunziato said. "We are also pro-sleep."
"It’s been going on every day since August 21st," Annunziato added. "We haven’t had a full night’s sleep all the way through without being awakened by the train horns."SEPTA Wawa Station offering free coffee, iced tea to commuters Monday for first weekday of service Making a bad situation worse, SEPTA has been working on its trains at its new Lenni rail yard from midnight to 5 a.m., which includes testing horns. This week, it adjusted the schedules with four out of the five train horn tests to be completed by 9:30 at night. The final test is still around 1 a.m.
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