Transportation

Contractor Conduent worked on a fix; SEPTA is planning a new payment system.

Over the weekend, the Deptford Township School District also announced it would lower the number of bus stops used for pickups and dropoffs.

American Airlines will offer passengers motor-coach service to Philadelphia, allowing them to park in Delaware and skip TSA lines at PHL.

SEPTA's CEO and General Manager Leslie Richards joins us to talk about the transit agency and the state of public transportation - particularly after a state budget shortfall.

The single-trip option was cut in April 2018 over concerns about bike thefts, but public pressure encouraged its return.

In the last of three conversations, participants at WHYY News’ Bridging Blocks event discussed cleanliness and rider etiquette.

Police are posting signs in affected neighborhoods reminding drivers to not leave any valuables unattended.

The mass transit agency has implemented a hiring freeze for non-essential workers and is considering fare hikes if more state money isn’t forthcoming.

The federal government is investing in EV infrastructure, but very slowly.

Police say two people have died after a three-car collision in the West Atlantic City section of Egg Harbor Township Friday night.

The company, Hitachi Rail STS USA, will deliver the first 200 cars starting in 2029.

A CHOP resident’s death on her bike last week, and a spate of pedestrian fatalities together set off a call for safer streets.

The goal is to make sure Philadelphians don’t have to dodge parked cars on sidewalks and curb cuts.

Prosecutors say Michael Vahey was driving nearly 60 miles per hour when he fatally struck Dr. Barbara Friedes. The DA’s office is seeking a $1 million bail.

What has the mayor accomplished after six months in office and what’s still on the top of her to-do list? We discuss policing, violence, “clean, green, saver,” and more.