As a potential SEPTA strike that Transport Workers Union Local 234 leaders call “imminent” looms, SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch says the transit agency has “financial constraints” but believes a fair deal is still attainable. If workers strike, bus, subway and trolley service across Philadelphia would shut down, disrupting commutes for thousands who rely on the system daily. “The tone can change pretty quickly if we get back to the table and talk through some issues,” Busch said. Stay with CBS

Thousands of SEPTA workers could go on strike if Transport Workers Union Local 234 and the transit authority fail to reach a new contract. Union leadership said Friday TWU Local 234 members have been working without a contract since Nov. 7. Union members voted to authorize a strike last month. The strike could affect thousands of commuters in Philadelphia, who use the transit agency for public transportation. Click the link in our bio for more. #philly #strike | CBS Philadelphia

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