Union leaders: No progress with SEPTA

By 6abc
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - June 11, 2008 They walked out of talks Wednesday night with negotiators for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority. They say the approximately 200 transit police officers plan to go on strike Thursday afternoon.

Union leaders are urging passengers to stay off SEPTA if there is a strike, citing safety concerns. SEPTA says supervisors, city police and security guards will protect the riders.
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