Transportation

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.

Ben to the Shore, an annual bike ride, fundraises for families of fallen and injured first responders.

Is SEPTA getting there? At a West Philadelphia performance event, advocates celebrated the transit system while warning that another funding crisis looms.

Extra patrols and more enforcement actions aim to reduce traffic deaths in the Philadelphia region.

At least 1,000 items are left by passengers on SEPTA each month. Most of them are recovered by their owners.

The Hanwha Philly Shipyard was also awarded a contract to build a missile detection ship that will be part of the president’s “Golden Dome” anti-missile defense system.

The effort to restore passenger rail service between Philadelphia and Reading reached a “major milestone,” Chester County Commissioner Marian Moskowitz said.

As Philadelphia’s crash deaths move closer to pre-pandemic levels, pedestrians and cyclists are making up a growing share of fatalities on city streets.

What could the city become over the next half-century? How could we redesign the city for the future?

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.