Phoenixville Unveils New Bus Shelter at Church and Main, Boosting Public Transit Experience
Phoenixville upgrades public transit with a new bus shelter at Church and Main Streets, enhancing rider experience in line with Chester County's transportation plan and local infrastructure improvements.
"No Kings 2.0" March Announcement: Road Closures and Parking Restrictions at Philadelphia City Hall This Saturday
Philadelphia announces road closures due to the "No Kings 2.0" march organized by Indivisible Philadelphia, affecting traffic around City Hall and Independence Mall on Saturday.
Philadelphia Prepares for Annual Philly Bike Ride, Road Closures and Route Details Announced
Philadelphia prepares for its Annual Philly Bike Ride with travel impacts, including a 20-mile car-free route and road closures from 3:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. near landmarks like the Art Museum.
Philadelphia Students Embrace Active Transit with National Walk & Roll to School Day Celebration
Philadelphia celebrated the 29th National Walk & Roll to School Day, aiming to encourage active transportation and community ties among students and families while enhancing safety and healthy lifestyles.
Philadelphia Announces Road Closures for OURFest 2025 Celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride and History
Philadelphia announces road closures ahead of the OURFest Block Party on October 12, with festivities celebrating LGBTQ+ history and impacting traffic and parking.
Philadelphia Streets Brace for the 2025 J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge, Commuters Advised to Plan Ahead
Philadelphia is preparing for the 2025 J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge on October 9, with road closures and parking restrictions for the 3.5-mile race event starting at 6:45 p.m. Public transportation detours and a no bag check policy are in effect.
SEPTA Riders Face Delays and Crowded Conditions Amid Fleet-Wide Safety Inspections in Philadelphia
SEPTA service faces disruptions due to fleet-wide safety inspections after the NTSB report on potential fire risks posed by aging Silverliner IV railcars, causing delays and crowding.
Philadelphia Streets Department Announces $1.5 Million Upgrade for Lemon Hill Infrastructure Starting October 6
Philadelphia's Streets Department will begin major improvements in Lemon Hill on October 6, focusing on resurfacing roads, retrofitting sidewalks, and upgrading water lines, with a planned completion in November.
SEPTA Urges Riders to Update Expired Key Cards, Offers Online Transfers and Contactless Payment Options
SEPTA Key card holders must replace nearly 45,000 cards expiring tomorrow; registered users can transfer funds/pass online. Fee credited if new card registered within 30 days. Contactless payment options also highlighted.
SEPTA Enhances Fair Collection with High-Tech Gates at 13th St Station in Philadelphia
SEPTA has operationalized new full-length gates at the 13th St Station EB platform to deter fare evasion, equipped with 3D imaging and a counting mechanism to identify violators.
SEPTA Joins National Rail Safety Week, Advocates for Awareness of Lifesaving ENS Signs
SEPTA reinforces rail safety by highlighting the importance of Emergency Notification System (ENS) signs during Rail Safety Week, providing crucial contact information for emergencies at railroad crossings.
PennDOT Highlights Child Passenger Safety in 'Secure Their Future' Campaign During National Observance Week
PennDOT emphasizes child passenger safety and proper car seat use during National Child Passenger Safety Week, amidst concerning statistics on child fatalities and injuries in vehicle incidents.












