Transportation

The city is closing down many roads in the city through July 4 to support Wawa Welcome America Festival events. Here are the changes you can expect.

The DART program started in 2010 to make public transportation in the Doylestown area more accessible and affordable.

Transit police officers have been working without a contract since March 31. Members of FOTP Lodge 109 will vote to ratify the contract.

PPA says 181 tickets were canceled after being issued in error to residents with valid parking permits.

“Platform X,” the latest Step Outside show, subverts America 250 expectations and invites its audience to paint on walls.

Parking is extremely limited at the Lemon Hill World Cup fan site, but the festivities are easily accessible on the adjacent Schuylkill River Trail.

Pedestrian-focused project includes a new plaza, shorter curb ramps, raised bike lanes, bus bumpouts and trees.

A $15 million on-ramp to I-76 will open in 2028, helping fans avoid getting stuck in gameday traffic.

In the works for years, the changes are designed to streamline service and will cause some people to make multiple route changes to replace what was once a one-vehicle ride.

Hundreds rode quietly from City Hall to the Museum of Art, including a family member of the most recent bicyclist killed by a motor vehicle.

Amtrak service between Philadelphia and New York was halted during the response but resumed shortly after 3 p.m.

The fan fest site will open on June 11 and be open every day of the tournament, including the five rest days when there are no games scheduled.

The 120-year-old, single-lane bridge connecting Cinnaminson and Maple Shade was rated “structurally deficient.”

There will be increased trains to the Sports Complex during the six games, and extra bus service to the Lemon Hill fan festival.

City Council members warned that autonomous vehicles could threaten jobs, raise safety concerns and operate beyond Philadelphia’s regulatory control.