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Mount Washington Transit Tunnel reopens after smoke prompts closure

Mount Washington Transit Tunnel reopens after smoke prompts closure

Jon Schmitz

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Jan 10, 2013

7:30 PM

Port Authority has reopened the Mount Washington Transit Tunnel after a malfunctioning fan filled the tunnel with smoke.

The tunnel was closed sometime after 2 p.m.

Port Authority spokeswoman Heather Pharo said rail cars used the Allentown line to get around the problem, while buses were detoured via Arlington and Warrington avenues.

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