Transportation

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission began looking into the issue earlier this year.

Like Bob Dylan at the Newport Folk Festival, Indego has gone electric, adding 10 pedal-assist bicycles to its bike share fleet.

The committee has spent the last four years figuring out how to restore the Chester County suburb's Regional Rail service, which was cut in 1986

A fed. judge may force SEPTA to scale back its effort to keep politically charged advertisements off its bus shelters and vehicles when he issues a decision later this month

Philadelphia's iconic thoroughfare marks its 100th anniversary with cake, favors, and music.

Philadelphia deserves a serious transportation agenda.

A Philadelphia woman called an Uber car one fall afternoon, and the trip quickly took an ugly turn.

Why is the Philadelphia School District paying millions of dollars for taxicabs? The answer involves special education, school choice, and lots and lots of lawyers.

Crews will soon begin dredging channels in Ocean County to ensure safe navigation, the latest in a series of projects that began in 2014, state officials announced. 

SEPTA is using undercover personnel to investigate claims that retailers selling the transit agency's new smart fare card are overcharging customers for transactions

Midterm elections are fast approaching and Lyft and Uber are trying to make getting to the polls a whole lot easier.

With the autumn white-tailed deer breeding season upon us, New Jersey officials are urging motorists to exercise caution on the state’s roadways.

The City of Philadelphia released what may be its most ambitious and concretely detailed transportation plan yet on Wednesday.

Gov. Murphy ordered the audit shortly after he took office in January, calling the transit agency a “national disgrace.”