SEPTA is cracking down on fare evaders with a $300 fine, new high-tech machines and a greater police presence.

And while many go into New York City, some go into Philly. But just how many take it and what is the commute like? News 12's Amanda Eustice is hopping on the SEPTA train to find out.

Beginning Aug. 24, dozens of bus routes could be eliminated or shortened if the transit authority doesn't receive more ...

Any Philadelphian 65 or older can get a free ride on SEPTA‘s buses, trolleys, subways, Norristown High Speed Line, and Regional Rail in Pennsylvania. The amount of money from the lottery ...

On April 10, 2025, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), which provides public transit throughout ...

In addition to the proposed service cuts, SEPTA’s plan includes a 21.5% fare hike across all modes of transportation. The price of a Quick Trip rail ride to stops south of Center City ...

Mayor Parker and SEPTA are also discussing extending Zero Fare, which benefits 25,000 low-income Philadelphia residents.

SEPTA added a contactless fare payment option to its Regional Rail system Friday, expanding a service that has been available on the transit authority's buses, trolleys and subway trains since ...

SEPTA’s plans include scaling back Trenton Line service starting in July 2025 from hourly train service to one train every two hours during the midday period and on weekends.

The proposal includes deep cuts to services across the board, including shutting down all rail ... ride. As reported by NBC10 newsgathering partner KYW NewsRadio, the new budget doesn't assume ...