or you can use a ride-hailing service like Uber or Lyft. And if you – like the majority of Philly travelers – come to the city by car, you should invest in a good map and be prepared for some ...

New traffic projections from the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission show a potentially miserable commute for Philly ...

SEPTA, the nation’s sixth largest transit agency, unveiled a dramatic proposal to slash nearly half its service in response ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and state lawmakers in the Philadelphia region are discussing remedies for drastic fare hikes and service cuts in public transit. Last week, SEPTA announced its ...

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.

Transportation advocates and officials gathered in Delaware County on Thursday to call on the state to increase funding for SEPTA.

The agency may also implement fare hikes and systemwide service cuts. “SEPTA would go from being the economic driver of this city and region to its limiter,” Board Chair Kenneth Lawrence Jr ...

PlanPhilly reporters want to hear from you! Ask us a question or send us a story idea you think we should cover. SEPTA’s sweeping service cuts don’t just affect riders — they could drag down property ...

Mary Gay Scanlon said. The rally took place in response to SEPTA's latest budget proposal, which would cut service by 45% and raise fares. SEPTA said it was left with no choice because of a $213 ...