Transportation

Since March 2020, parking at 146 SEPTA station stops have been free for commuters, but ridership recovery and a budget crunch are changing that.

A feasibility study will identify a new home for bus travelers in and out of Philadelphia.

The future art incubator hub at the 2200 block of North American Street will be designed with community input.

The existing port has been operational for a century, but it can’t handle the 1,000-foot ships like the one that destroyed Baltimore’s Key Bridge.

About 38.4 million people are projected to drive over Memorial Day weekend — "the highest number for that holiday since AAA began tracking in 2000," the organization said.

Portions of the new network, which trims the number of routes from 125 to 106, will launch on June 1, 2025, and continue through the fall.

The new mobile vehicle offers career development resources on resume writing, interview skills, job searching and more.

Carper has long been a train travel evangelist, much like President Biden. Now the Newark Regional Transportation Center near the University of Delaware will bear his name.

Vehicles parked on sidewalks and blocking curb ramps are now being ticketed by the Philadelphia Parking Authority. Enforcement started Monday.

‘Right-of-way’ advocates call for quick permitting of street-narrowing and public benches

The ban takes effect a year after Gov. Josh Shapiro signs the bill.

The project is expected to be completed in 2034. Here’s what you need to know about it.

Come July 1, vehicles with illegal tints — more than 70% visible light transmittance — will be subject to a $100 parking ticket.

Philly’s wandering bus terminal for Greyhound and other carriers could land at the AutoPark at Olde City.

“We will continue to listen to our riders and stakeholders to ensure that our network provides equitable access for all,” SEPTA CEO Leslie Richards said.