SEPTA on Friday unveiled its preferred plan to extend
regional rail service to King of Prussia: an elevated spur that would run four
to five miles, mainly along the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
With an estimated pricetag of $1.1 billion, the spur off
the Norristown High Speed Line could be operational by 2023, officials said. It
would carry 8,500 passengers daily to five stops, including one inside the King
of Prussia Mall.
