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SEPTA says that it has no choice but to be prepared, and that the eye-popping reductions are not a political threat but a realistic assessment of the bad choices available as it faces a $213 million a...
From The Philadelphia Inquirer
SEPTA officials outlined draconian cuts and major fare increases as the only viable solutions without additional state support.
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Missing medical appointments, longer commutes, and safety concerns are among reasons SEPTA riders hope the transit agency can maintain full service.
Mass transit riders in the Philadelphia region must brace for service cuts and fare increases this summer as the battle for more state funding gears up.
An investigation is underway after a SEPTA bus collided with a vehicle in Philadelphia, leaving several people with non-life-threatening injuries, officials said.
Democratic lawmakers place the blame for a lack of state funding for SEPTA squarely on Republicans, who control the Pennsylvania State Senate.
Local politicians, transit workers and everyday riders expressed concern over the proposed cuts and called for more funding to cash-strapped SEPTA.
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An enforcement initiative using AI-powered cameras will help SEPTA and the PPA crack down on illegally parked cars in Philadelphia.
The regional lines listed to be cut after January 2026 are Trenton line, Cynwyd Line, Chestnut Hill West Line, Paoli/Thorndale Line, and Wilmington/Newark Line, in a graphic distributed by SEPTA.
All this can be avoided, the agency says, if Harrisburg can agree on a budget that funds mass transit statewide.
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Two people were taken into custody after a man was shot inside a SEPTA station on the Broad Street Line in North Philadelphia on Sunday night.