Transportation

In the second of three conversations, participants of WHYY News’ Bridging Blocks asked for reliable transit and funding for the region’s public transportation.

A string of vehicle crashes prompted a rare, 7-month federal investigation.

A CHOP resident was among the victims of vehicular violence in the city Wednesday. A vigil for those killed will be held Sunday.

SEPTA expected $161 million from the state. It will receive less than 1/3 of that to hold it over until lawmakers revisit the issue in the fall.

Price increase speculated to take effect August 1 at the earliest.

The nonprofit distributed 650 bikes last year to people in need throughout Montgomery, Berks and Bucks counties.

The new design commemorates Pennsylvania's part in the nation's 250th birthday.

Nearly five acres of SEPTA parking lots, steps away from Ambler’s downtown, are earmarked for a transit-oriented redevelopment project.

Advocates hope the cameras will reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries along the busy corridor.

The transportation agency is posting safety reminders via its electronic signs, but the future of the campaign is up in the air.

Officials seek to make the transit system easier to navigate, with new signage forthcoming.

The city should put the bus terminal in an Old City parking garage, they say.

Millions are hitting the roads in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, which will likely cause traffic delays over the next several days.

Major crimes on SEPTA are down, but some offenses have been going unchecked. The transit agency is now working to increase enforcement.

A divided Commonwealth Court turned down Krasner's argument that the law passed late last year by Republicans in the General Assembly violates the state Constitution.