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

Business leaders are sounding the alarm over the potential elimination of the Paoli/Thorndale Regional Rail Line, which are ...

Delaware and Montgomery counties and whether they would be affected by the proposed SEPTA budget cuts for 2025 and 2026. • The R5 Thorndale/Paoli Regional Rail Line would be eliminated Jan. 1 ...

With that money not currently guaranteed by the Pennsylvania budget, SEPTA's budget proposal unveiled Thursday called for a 45% service reduction and the eventual closure of five Regional Rail ...

Dozens of transit riders joined politicians and leaders from around the region to protest widespread cuts to SEPTA service on Friday at Dilworth Plaza. The proposed cuts — which would eliminate 55 bus ...

Trenton’s Regional Rail line is also facing service cuts going into effect August of this year. The SEPTA announcement was not clear how severe those cuts would be. “These cuts to SEPTA’s ...

In Montgomery County, SEPTA operates a regional rail line from Doylestown to Philadelphia with stations in Lansdale and a regional rail line from Norristown to Philadelphia with stops along the ...

Under SEPTA’s new budget, the agency plans to raise transit fares by more than 20 percent and cut service by 45 percent. All five of the Regional Rail routes that run on Amtrak-owned tracks ...

SEPTA faces a $213 million budget deficit for the upcoming fiscal year that if unmet would end service on 50 bus routes, five Regional Rail lines, and service on all non-buses across the system ...

On Thursday, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, or SEPTA, announced plans to raise prices 21.5%, close 66 stations, eliminate 50 bus and five regional lines, implement a 9 p.m ...

Facing a $213 million funding gap in next year's budget, SEPTA on Thursday announced ... the elimination of 50 bus routes and five Regional Rail train lines, closing 66 stations and curtailing ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPHL) — If SEPTA doesn’t get funding to fill a $213 million budget deficit, the transit agency says it would have to take “drastic steps to irreversibly shrink the system.” Those ...