The regional transit agency has announced cuts to 56 bus routes and increased fares starting Aug. 24. Rail lines and trolleys ...

The School District of Philadelphia is set to start classes on Monday, Aug. 25, 2025. But, unless SEPTA can find a way to bridge a $213 million structural budget deficit, the mass transit provider ...

SEPTA installs signs in Philadelphia revealing which bus routes would be eliminated if they fail to secure funding by Aug. 24 ...

SEPTA has prepared service cuts to help close an operating deficit if it does not receive enough state aid to forestall them.

Signs went up at bus routes and stops that will be eliminated, unless the state approves $168 million in crucial funding.

According to SEPTA, the car driver ran a red light and turned into a Route 25 bus. The view from Chopper 6 showed significant damage to the vehicle.

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

All other remaining lines and routes are expected to experience a system-wide 20% cut in services. SEPTA would also implement a 9 p.m. curfew and cut all special services.

SEPTA has begun warning riders with signs at various bus stops across Philadelphia that discontinued service will take effect ...

In addition, SEPTA is introducing new graphics to make it easy for riders to identify routes where buses run frequently (every 15 minutes or more often during the day and evening).