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Man Struck, Killed by Train After Punching Person on SEPTA Subway Platform
SEPTA shuttle bused commuters on its Market/Frankford Line for more than two hours Wednesday morning after a train struck and killed a man who jumped onto the tracks after punching another person.
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SEPTA Train Strikes, Kills Man in Montgomery County
A SEPTA train struck and killed a man in Montgomery County Saturday morning.
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SEPTA, Losing $1M in Revenue a Day, Faces Uncertain Financial Future
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.
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SEPTA, NJ Transit, Other Public Transit Agencies Team Up for ‘Mask Force'
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.
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SEPTA Makes Changes to Overnight Service to Allow for Coronavirus Cleaning
SEPTA is changing its schedule to deal with the ongoing realities of the coronavirus pandemic and it could mean a different commute for some Philadelphia subway riders.
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SEPTA Changes Some Subway Service to Allow More Time for Cleaning Trains
To allow SEPTA workers more time to sanitize subway trains, SEPTA will be operating overnight buses along its subways lines.
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SEPTA Adds 3-Day, 24-Trip Passes to Travel Wallet Options
SEPTA riders who might not be riding the bus, subway and trolley as much these days now have an option for a bunch of rides at a discounted rate.
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SEPTA to Begin Phasing Out Paper Tickets on Regional Rail Starting Friday
Regional Rail riders in the Philadelphia region may soon have to switch their payment method as SEPTA begins phasing out paper tickets starting Friday.
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SEPTA Regional Rail Riders Will No Longer Be Able to Buy Paper Tickets
NBC10 First Alert Traffic reporter Sheila Watko shares information about SEPTA ending sales of single-trip and 10-trip tickets strips for Regional Rail rides.
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An Extra Pop of Color Comes to Your Ride Along SEPTA's Broad Street Line
“The Color Me Back” program is bringing colorful art to SEPTA’s Broad Street Line while helping out artists dealing with economic insecurity.
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Wayne's Small Businesses Are Just a SEPTA Ride Away
Philly Live’s Sheila Watko hops on SEPTA’s Regional Rail to check out some of small businesses in Wayne, Delaware County.
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Gunman Shoots Woman on SEPTA Platform in West Philadelphia
A gunman shot a woman who was standing on a SEPTA platform in West Philadelphia, police said.
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Gunman Shoots Woman at SEPTA Station in West Philadelphia
A gunman shot a woman who was standing on a platform at a SEPTA station in West Philadelphia.
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Man, 18, Accused of Stabbing Ex-Girlfriend 30 Times at SEPTA Parking Lot
A Philadelphia man is accused of stabbing his ex-girlfriend, a recent high school graduate, more than 30 times at a SEPTA parking lot in Montgomery County.
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18-Year-Old Philadelphia Man Accused of Stabbing Ex-Girlfriend to Death
An 18-year-old Philadelphia man is accused of stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death at a SEPTA parking lot in Montgomery County.
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SEPTA to Allow Free Rides for All Children Under 12
The SEPTA Board approved a Fare Restructuring Plan on Thursday that allows free rides for children under 12, one free transfer for Transit trips and new SEPTA Key three-day passes in the fall.
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New Option for Contact-Free Travel on SEPTA Trains
SEPTA Regional Rail users can now use the SEPTA Key Travel Wallet to pay for rides without needing to hand over any tickets.
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SEPTA Bus Strikes, Kills Woman in West Philly
Woman dies after being struck by a SEPTA bus at 56th and Vine streets in West Philadelphia Monday morning.
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Kids Under 12 Can Ride SEPTA for Free Now
SEPTA is making changes to how children are charged for rides (any child under 12 is now free with a paying adult) and allowing for a free transfer as part of its fare restructuring plan that went into effect Wednesday.
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SEPTA Ramps Up Regional Rail Service as COVID-19 Restrictions Ease
Public transit riders in Philadelphia are now able to take advantage of increased SEPTA Regional Rail services, as more coronavirus restrictions begin to ease.