
SEPTA, PPA to start using AI-powered bus cams to ticket illegally parked drivers
Starting on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, cameras using artificial intelligence will begin ticketing drivers stopped in bus lanes, no stopping lanes and/or double parked, the PPA said.
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Navigating Philadelphia's Roads: Attorney Greg Prosmushkin on Helping Auto Accident Victims
In the state’s most populous city of Philadelphia, home to 1.6 million people, it’s unsurprising that more motor vehicle accidents occur in the bustling city than any other in Pennsylvania...Promoted By The Law Offices of Greg Prosmushkin -
Police pursuit of stolen car from Delco ends in driver's arrest in South Philly
State police officials said that a pursuit that began in Marple Township ended after law enforcement officials were able to immobilize a vehicle along I-76 in South Philly early Monday morning.... -
Phillie Bryson Stott wears pink arm band as gender reveal for friend's baby
Pink isn’t usually park of the color scheme of the Philadelphia Phillies uniform — no matter which uniform they may be wearing during any given game. But, this past weekend, Philadelphia P... -
Man hurt in shooting on train along SEPTA's Broad Street Line in North Philly
Police officials said two people have been arrested after a shooting erupted on a train along SEPTA’s Broad Street Line just after it pulled into Allegheny Station in North Philadelphia on Sunda...