Inquirer reporter Thomas Fitzgerald took to Reddit to answer reader questions about SEPTA's proposed service cuts.

Let us know! The city of Philadelphia plans to continue a program that allows all city employees to ride for free on SEPTA vehicles. The Key Advantage program has been available to city workers under ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- SEPTA and the Philadelphia Parking Authority will be using AI technology to help crack down on drivers who illegally park in bus lanes and bus stops. Starting May 7 ...

SEPTA officials are reviewing a video that shows a bus crashing into a vehicle and not stopping, pushing it sideways down a street in Northeast Philadelphia. The video was taken Friday around 4 p ...

Beginning April 16, forward-facing cameras mounted on some SEPTA buses will begin documenting drivers who stop or park illegally in bus lanes, at bus stops, or while double parked on routes 17 ...

Let us know! The Philadelphia Parking Authority is teaming up with SEPTA to target people who illegally park in bus lanes. That’s a violation that can result in fines of up to $76 in Center City and ...

SEPTA is installing AI cameras on about 152 buses and 38 trolleys, the PPA said. The no stopping, no blocking the bus zone and no double parking tickets will carry a fine of $76 in Center City and ...

which run on AI technology that maps vehicle positions and documents violations with video and stills. Few things kill bus schedules like traffic congestion. Buses navigating Philadelphia traffic ...

For example, this video of a SEPTA bus plowing a Honda CR-V down Roosevelt Boulevard kind of just struck me as an everyday occurrence when videos of it started popping up this past weekend ...

Philadelphia is the Wild, Wild West when it comes to driving and parking in the city. Pardon my French, but people are absolute assholes. But now SEPTA and the Philadelphia Parking Authority have ...

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(Nick Kariuki/WHYY) • Philly will use AI tech on SEPTA buses to issue tickets to drivers who park in bus lanes, beginning in May along 150 buses and 30 trolleys in Center City. Routes include 17 ...