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Cuts to Philly’s mass transit system could foreshadow service reductions in cities across U.S.
SEPTA has said its cuts this week amount to a 20% across-the-board service reduction to deal with a deficit of more than $200 million. That includes eliminating bus routes with lower ridership and reducing the frequency of bus, trolley and rail services across the region.
Monday was the first workday in which commuters felt SEPTA bus and subway service cuts. A fare hike and regional rail cuts ...
The first day of school in Philadelphia will come with a commuting headache for some who rely on SEPTA, after the transit ...
With action to address its funding crisis still stalled, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority on Sunday ...
Sen. Majority Leader Joe Pittman is a top negotiator at the closed-door budget talks with Gov. Josh Shapiro and House ...
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On Philly’s first day of school, students and educators feel the strain of SEPTA cuts
Students across Philadelphia are waking up earlier and waiting longer for SEPTA to get them to school. But many say they’re ...
Officials say they are optimistic the state could still work out a funding deal soon, but riders should prepare for major ...
The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority and Gov. Dan McKee announced a joint budget framework aimed to close the transit agency's budget deficit without servi ...
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