Philadelphia officials closed the East Wyoming Avenue Bridge indefinitely due to safety concerns over its steel support beams, affecting vehicular traffic but keeping sidewalks open.

Philadelphia residents can shape Roosevelt Boulevard's future through a new initiative by PennDOT, the City, and SEPTA, using open houses and an online survey for feedback on proposed upgrades.

PennDOT announces continued roadwork on Business U.S. 322 in West Chester and West Goshen, leading to expected delays. The $2.6 million safety project includes signal, pedestrian, and road improvements slated for completion by winter 2026.

PennDOT announced an inspection of the 13th Street bridge over I-83 in Harrisburg, with lane closures on December 9-10 between 9 AM and 2 PM, urging motorists to exercise caution.

Philadelphia International Airport faced delays due to a power outage, with Terminal D particularly affected during the Thanksgiving weekend. Restoration occurred around 1:30 p.m. with no flight cancellations. The cause is under investigation.

SEPTA raises fares by 50 cents to address a $240M budget deficit, while passes remain unaffected. Other planned hikes are deferred thanks to federal highway funds. Transfers remain free, and three stations are reclassified to benefit passengers.

A power outage at Philadelphia International Airport's Terminal D caused travel disruptions, affecting flights from United, Delta, JetBlue, and others. While most of the airport operated normally, the cause and fix timeline remained unclear.

PennDOT warns of upcoming nighttime closures on Route 100 in West Goshen Township due to bridge construction, with detours expected for U.S. 322 traffic.

PennDOT is continuing a $10.6 million road improvement project in Middletown Township, which includes a new roundabout, storm drainage upgrades, and lane resurfacing, causing travel restrictions through March 2025.

The 76ers agree to cover SEPTA passes for season ticket holders for a year at the new arena, with talks of expanding the agreement ongoing among city officials.

SEPTA restored the Paoli-Thorndale and Cynwyd lines service after downed wires caused suspensions, affecting commuters during the evening rush. No injuries were reported.

Gov. Shapiro redirects $153 million in funds to SEPTA, providing a temporary fix for its financial issues and averting service cuts and fare hikes until July 2025.

SEPTA has approved a 7.5% fare hike starting December 1, with a larger 21.5% increase planned for January 1. This is in response to a significant budget shortfall and rising costs.