Transportation

Starting overnight Saturday, trolley service will be replaced by buses running aboveground on the same schedule.

The Mural Arts Philadelphia project has updated its maps with 35 local green spaces and the SEPTA routes that can get you there — plus a card deck.

The money is enough to get construction underway, but riders will have to wait years for the new fleet to arrive.

Sus detractores los denuncian como un sistema de vigilancia masiva sin orden judicial, pero 20 cuerpos policiales de todo el estado los utilizan. La ACLU dice: “¡Fuera Flock!”

Cruises restarted departures from Philadelphia in April after a 15-year break, offering trips to Bermuda and Canada and creating 2,200 jobs.

Once fully complete in spring 2029, the new bridge will have wider driving lanes and sidewalks, as well as a protected bike lane.

The transit authority is rolling out phase one of its “New Bus Network” from Aug. 23, with several routes getting altered.

As a next-generation aircraft is tested at the Tioga Marine Terminal in Port Richmond, entrepreneurs and elected officials hope to reap economic benefits.

The Route 45 bus will travel from Center City to the growing neighborhood, offering a seamless trip for many who previously had to transfer routes.

State Rep. Ben Waxman’s proposal to restrict autonomous transit vehicles stirs debate over AI, cost-savings and jobs.

The $44 million accessibility project will add elevators to both platforms, making the station ADA-compliant.

Double-parking by delivery trucks is down, traffic speeds are up, and the PPA has collected $5 million in fines.

The new “connector street” project is the largest of several aiming to encourage use of the Delaware River Trail and the waterfront.

Foes decry them as warrantless mass surveillance but 20 police agencies statewide use them. The ACLU says “Get the Flock Out.”

City advocates, elected leaders and others embarked on the long journey this morning to protest transit cuts.