Transportation

A top New Jersey lawmaker wants to change the state constitution to dedicate $500 million for public transit each year.

A survey of the 15-member body sheds light on their travel habits.

SEPTA riders will soon be able to look at a sign in a train station and see in real time when trains are arriving, on time or otherwise.

Measure aligns with state policies to steer new developments to areas with existing infrastructure

10% of the vehicles were recovered — but the city won’t say how many went missing in the first place.

Ford is recalling over 240,000 SUVs and cars worldwide because a suspension part can fracture and increase the risk of a crash.

It’s part of a push to increase electric vehicles on New Jersey’s roads tenfold by 2025.

Historian Gretchen Sorin discusses her book "Driving While Black: African American Travel and the Road to Civil Rights."

Wreckage from the helicopter that crashed last month and killed Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven others did not show any outward evidence of engine failure

Officials are still working out details of the new payment system, but phasing out the Freedom fare card is a possibility.

The foundation and Amtrak will sign an agreement that will include physical and digital signage changes, a memorial plaque, and a statue of Gray.

Transit agency SEPTA is spending millions more to fix cracking steel beams inside subway cars on the Market-Frankford Line, straining the line’s capacity.

The increase in service on Philadelphia’s busiest transit line comes as a response to changing rider habits, SEPTA officials said.

SEPTA police are trying to figure out how and why a man was found dead on top of an eastbound Market Frankford Line train at Girard Station.