mass transit

New York City is inching closer to charging certain commuters entering Manhattan as a way to pay for public transit improvements like subways and buses. Philly transit advocates say a similar “congestion pricing” system could replace state funds that run out next summer.

Philadelphia’s public transit system is working on ways to improve its train system connecting the city and surrounding suburbs. SEPTA is giving riders greater flexibility in how to pay for a trip. Now, what about service?

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports as SEPTA end its coronavirus-related capacity limits on trains, buses and trolleys on Tuesday.

A new Philadelphia Transit Plan that would “throw a mesh” of mass transit over the city to expand commuting opportunities beyond cars was released Tuesday.

City and SEPTA officials released an ambitious plan to expand mass transit in a way that allows residents to “leave your car behind” for most commutes.

NBC10 is conducting a survey to get your feedback on what it’s like to ride SEPTA and your opinion of the region’s mass transit system.

With ridership and revenue down sharply during the pandemic, SEPTA could be forced to make significant cuts without additional funding from the state or federal government.

SEPTA is joining New Jersey Transit, Amtrak and New York-area public transit agencies for a “Mask Force” aimed at getting everyone on buses and trains to properly wear a face mask to help slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.

SEPTA is dirty. But it’s not for a lack of trying to keep the transit system clean for riders. Each day, the transit authority picks up tons of trash, cleans many train cars and power washes stations. Here’s a look at what it takes to keep the system clean.

All passengers escaped unscathed after a SEPTA Regional Rail train somehow caught fire Monday morning on the Paoli Thorndale Line.

New PATCO schedules for some days begin this weekend to South Jersey-to-Philly transit line’s tracks that run along the Ben Franklin Bridge.