Transportation

A fatal crash involving a cyclist in Burlington County was the 20th incident in the state this year. Advocates say crashes are preventable.

SEPTA has confirmed four trolley passengers were hurt and taken to the hospital. The trolley operator is among the injured.

SEPTA’s police force will begin working longer hours in an effort to prevent crime over the holidays on the mass transit system.

While the New Jersey Department of Transportation is finishing its investigation, they have begun designing a new wall that won’t be affected by heavy rains in the future.

Philadelphia City Council held a hearing on a proposed regulation that would make it a violation if your car is too loud.

Reconstruction of northbound I-95 through Wilmington is nearly complete. Workers will shift their focus to southbound lanes this weekend.

With more than 10,000 commercial passengers flying from the Wilmington-New Castle Airport this year, the facility is eligible for a $850,000 boost in federal funding.

SEPTA officials say they can’t go all battery buses for now but are eliminating the remaining all diesel buses for hybrids.

The 18-year-old, who was trying to stop others from being bullied, has been released from the hospital.

In just a few years, phasing out gas-powered cars has gone from fringe idea to mainstream policy proposal.

Philadelphia’s District Attorney filed charges against four teens, a day after a racist attack against Asian high school students on the Broad Street Line.

SEPTA announced it is also installing a police escort service for students at Olney Station, effective immediately.

Traffic on the roads and lines at airports and transit stations are expected to be much worse than they were a year ago. Here’s what travelers need to know.

State representatives voted 125 to 74 for requiring legislative approval of specific proposals to add tolls.