Transportation

SEPTA wants to streamline bus services in Bucks and Montgomery Counties, and implement “microtransit” zones — an on-demand door-to-door transit service.

Exhaust from diesel trucks can worsen heart and lung issues, and even cause cancer. A new Pa. grant program will help replace them with electric vehicles.

The Senate has approved a measure meant to avert a railroad strike in eight days — without the paid sick days rail workers have been asking for.

PennDOT has committed to studying transit options on Roosevelt Blvd. This means that Philly is one step closer to a new subway line, writes doctoral student Jay Arzu.

The perennial child pleaser is 31 years old, but will only run on the Broad Street line this year.

This is ZeroEyes’ first public transit rollout of the service, which has DHS anti-terrorism designation.

It's back to the drawing board for tens of thousands of rail workers.

Approximately 867,000 people will pass through the airport this week. Officials recommend arriving at least 2.5 hours early for domestic flights, three for international.

The new software is designed to quickly identify when someone draws a weapon gun on the transit system and notify police immediately.

SEPTA’s bus redesign does not improve overall public transit options for the lower Northwest section of Philadelphia, writes resident Rebecca Poyourow.

The Federal Aviation Administration says a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress and a Bell P-63 Kingcobra collided and crashed.

The man, who is believed to be in his 20s, was shot 11 times throughout the body, police said.

I-95 south will be bad. Trains and buses may be crowded, but SEPTA is nearly doubling subway service to the stadium and offering free rides home.

Residents have simultaneously appreciated and disdained the Frankford El since it debuted in Philadelphia 100 years ago.

A Drexel University study finds that Philly’s bike share is seeing a growth in first-time members.