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SEPTA to replace MFL subway trains with new fleet starting in 2029
SEPTA announced a major upgrade to their fleet of subway trains on the Market Frankford Line (MFL) that is set to begin in 2029.
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Rescuers free person wedged under SEPTA subway train
Rescuers got a person out from under a SEPTA subway train in North Philadelphia overnight.
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Person hurt after becoming wedged under train
It wasn’t immediately clear what led to a person being stuck under a SEPTA train at the Broad Street Line’s Allegheny Station.
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SEPTA Regional Rail improvement project will soon impact service
Starting July 27, through Aug. 18, SEPTA will be working on track replacements and other upgrades between the Fern Rock Transportation Center and Wayne Junction Station as well as along the Fox Chase Line.
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SEPTA regional Rail project to cause service changes
Starting July 27, through Aug. 18, SEPTA riders could see inertuptions as the mass transit provider will be working on track replacements and other upgrades between the Fern Rock Transportation Center and Wayne Junction Station as well as along the Fox Chase Line.
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FTA orders SEPTA to correct safety issues found during inspection
The Federal Transit Administration has released a review of SEPTA and came out with things they need to improve upon.
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FTA makes safety recommendations for SEPTA
SEPTA announced additional safety initiatives in conjunction with recommendations from the FTA.
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SEPTA bus driver attacked by man with knife in Delaware County, officials say
A SEPTA bus driver is recovering after being attacked by a man with a knife in Yeadon, officials said.
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Woman dies after being hit by car, then struck by SEPTA bus in Philadelphia, police say
A woman died after being hit by a car and then a SEPTA bus early Saturday morning in Philadelphia’s Wissinoming neighborhood, police said.
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Woman walking across street dies after being hit by car, then SEPTA bus, police say
A woman is dead after she was hit by a car and then a SEPTA bus near the Comly Street intersection next to Wissinoming Park.
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SEPTA and the PPA are cracking down on low-level crimes
SEPTA and the Philadelphia Parking Authority are cracking down on issues that affect passengers and drivers’ quality of life. There are several policy changes drivers and passengers should be aware of to avoid fines. NBC10″s Johnny Archer has the details.
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SEPTA begins crackdown on quality of life crimes
In an effort to promote safety and cleanliness, SEPTA transit police will begin issuing tickets — with fines up to $150 — for violations of low-level crimes, like smoking, drinking alcohol and urinating on transit vehicles.
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SEPTA cracks down on quality of life crimes
SEPTA police, on Monday, will begin a crackdown on quality of life crimes. The intent is to focus on low-level crime and cleanliness issues. Offenders could face fines from $25 to $150.
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SEPTA to issue fines for quality-of-life crimes like smoking, drinking alcohol and fare evasion
SEPTA will start cracking down on its enforcement plan to make commuting safer for all riders. Starting on July 1, the agency says transit police will issue tickets for low-level crimes like littering, smoking and alcohol consumption. NBC10’s Frances Wang has more on what this means for riders.
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SEPTA to implement policy cracking down on quality-of-life crimes
SEPTA is set to enforce fines and penalties for quality-of-life crimes, including alcohol consumption, public urination, smoking, littering and other offenses. SEPTA Police Chief Charles Lawson spoke about the policy which will be implemented on July 1, 2024.
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SEPTA to return to enforcing code violation notices on quality-of-life crimes
SEPTA is set to enforce fines and penalties for quality-of-life crimes, including alcohol consumption, public urination, smoking, littering and other offenses.
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SEPTA's historic trolleys are rolling again in Philly
SEPTA’s famous green and cream trolleys made in the 1940s are back and better. They started rolling along Route 15 in West Philadelphia over the weekend.
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DA Larry Krasner reacts to court rejecting lawsuit over SEPTA special prosecutor
The battle over who can prosecute crimes on SEPTA property in Philadelphia hits a new test. A Pennsylvania court rejected a lawsuit from District Attorney Larry Krasner and now a special prosecutor has been named. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has the latest.
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District Attorney Larry Krasner loses court battle over Act 40
A Pa. court rejected Philly DA Larry Krasner’s lawsuit against Act 40, a law establishing a special prosecutor to handle crimes on SEPTA property.
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Court turns down Philly DA's legal challenge against special prosecutor for SEPTA, Krasner responds
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner spoke out after a court rejected his lawsuit against Act 40, a law allowing for a special prosecutor for crimes on SEPTA property.