
Posts tagged with SEPTA


The street next to Reading Terminal Market is becoming a ‘festival’ area with expanded sidewalks and outdoor dining

SEPTA kicks off Regional Rail makeover by asking you to dream up your ideal schedule
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Philly businesses would have to offer pre-tax SEPTA passes under new City Council plan, potentially saving workers hundreds each year

Make it make sense: Here are the places you do or don’t have to mask up in Philadelphia

Real-time arrival info is displaying at bus stops around Philadelphia

Riders are getting trapped in rail stations after SEPTA ‘hardens’ the system to keep out unhoused people

Philly dropped its general mask mandate, but there are still some places you’re supposed to wear one. Here’s how it works.

Swipe multiple riders on one SEPTA Key? Not yet. The website post was a mistake, but the feature is promised soon

Outpouring of support for girl beaten in SEPTA attack, over $700,000 raised via GoFundMe to stop Asian hate

Healed neighborhoods, better transit, more internet, fewer potholes: What the Infrastructure Act could mean for Philly

A history of strikes at SEPTA, called the nation’s most strike-prone transit agency

SEPTA wants a better Regional Rail, so it’s asking for rider feedback on what’s important

Token jewelry, mini trolleys, cozy sweats: Best merch at the SEPTA store, now open for the first time since March 2020

SEPTA is testing out a new name for its rail network: the Metro

Philadelphia: Still no vaccine requirements for city workers, same with SEPTA and school district

Scooter share legalized for Pittsburgh only, still banned in Philadelphia

Neighbors avoid Olney transit hub after mass shooting: ‘I wouldn’t catch it there’

Getting around on SEPTA is a ‘nightmare,’ so she’s crowdfunding a wheelchair van
