Transportation

A state lawmaker says the law will provide greater transparency and help legislators budget for needed infrastructure work.

The lawsuit filed in federal court in Pennsylvania last week alleges negligence in the design of a critical switchboard on the ship.

Westbound lanes of Market Street in Old City are closing to traffic Monday and will remain closed until mid-November.

State police said the tractor trailer had an unspecified mechanical problem that caused it to push into a passenger vehicle.

As SEPTA service cuts loom, Republican state senators lay out a transit transparency bill that offers oversight, but not funding.

AirHelp ranked PHL low on its national list, largely due to an emphasis on flight delays in its scoring.

Some of the final documents and tests were completed before the construction of Glassboro-Camden Line, but hurdles could still derail the project.

Transit service riders face reduced service, higher fares and the elimination of dozens of routes just as school and work pick up again in late August.

SEPTA’s service cuts go into effect one day before the opening of Philly’s public schools. The transit agency is warning students to prepare.

Tech company Waymo is testing robotaxis on streets and highways in Philadelphia. Have self-driving cars finally arrived? And would you hitch a ride in a cab without a driver?

The Federal Aviation Administration said the plane crashed in a field moments after taking off from the Lancaster County airport.

Major upgrades to U.S. 1, I-76 and Sumneytown Pike are almost done, which could mean smoother drives ahead for Philly-area commuters.

The transit agency is facing severe cutbacks of service and fare hikes if it doesn’t receive money from Harrisburg soon.

Organizers say the project “enjoyed tremendous support in terms of its fundraising,” but now they’re hoping for more public engagement.

The first phase of the rollout will temporarily close specific stations from midnight to 4:30 a.m.