Transportation

Legislative inaction results in a plummet off the “fiscal cliff.”

Bus, trolley and transit operators in Philadelphia are currently working without a contract.

Union leaders did say they could still strike as negotiations continue.

The School District of Philadelphia planned to offer virtual learning to combat staff shortages and low student turnout.

Philadelphia port leaders sued to stop Delaware’s port expansion plans, saying it would hurt ship traffic to their facilities.

The School District of Philadelphia could offer virtual learning to combat staff shortages and low student turnout.

SEPTA said it expects negotiations will continue through the 11:59 p.m. deadline Thursday.

Shares of Tesla soared Wednesday as investors bet that the electric vehicle maker and its CEO Elon Musk will benefit from Donald Trump’s return to the White House.

The “Ghost-busting” project brings real-time cancellation data to transit apps.

After NJ Transit’s delay-plagued “summer of hell,” the agency unveils new multi-level rail cars to boost customer satisfaction.

Philadelphia Parking Authority Executive Director Rich Lazer told WHYY News the public service announcements show the impact of deadly accidents on families in Philadelphia.

The vote does not mean workers plan to immediately walk off the job but gives union leaders the authority to call a strike if contract negotiations do not progress.

Business leaders were asked by the region’s largest chamber of commerce to advocate for politicians to pass a bill that could stop the transit agency’s austerity measures.

Leslie Richards has led the transit agency for the past five years as its general manager and CEO.

If the mayor signs it into law, violators would be fined $125 in Center City and University City, and $75 in other neighborhoods.