Tag: public transportation

On Monday, July 15, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority publicly responded to the results of the Federal Transit Administration’s latest Safety Management Inspection which took…

On April 8, Drexel University celebrated the official reopening of the upgraded and renamed Drexel Station at 30th Street, located at 3000 Market Street. Transit…

Many riders were unaware of a big change in Philadelphia public transportation that took place this past April. The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) decriminalized…

Thousands of miles away, in a country known for its Moai statues and red wine, civil unrest over the rise in subway prices has broken…

At the beginning of winter quarter, the shuttle stops on 33rd Street for the Dragon and Powelton/Spring Garden routes were switched. An email was sent…

What goes around, comes around. Seth Williams, the now-disgraced but still-serving district attorney of Philadelphia, made his bones by prosecuting a gaggle of local politicos…

It can be a cost-efficient means of everyday transportation if you buy a weekly or monthly trailpass, but this railroad has a reputation for being…

On March 17, SEPTA officials released a series of proposed fare increases which, if implemented, would go into effect on July 1, 2017, for the…

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority plans to begin rolling out an entirely updated payment system within the next few months. The overhaul includes new turnstiles,…

“The best of the best in North America.” Those are the words that President and CEO Michael Melaniphy of the American Public Transportation Association used…