Every year, casino slot machine revenue is diverted into a Race Horse Development Fund, subsidizing an expensive hobby for ...

SEPTA plans to reduce its service by 20% beginning in August – including cutting several bus lines that specifically serve ...

SEPTA has approved a new budget with major service cuts starting in late August and fare hikes to follow, unless new state funding is secured.

Riders who rely on SEPTA trains and buses to get them where they need to go will now have to pay to park in surface lots and ...

The budget, which will force a 45 percent reduction in services, places the working class throughout the region on a ...

SEPTA does not have to face a “death spiral” every year. Here’s how other city systems are not just surviving, but thriving ...

If the FY 26 state budget does not provide new funding for public transit, SEPTA will cut service by 45 percent and raise ...

and a 20 percent reduction of service to all remaining routes. SEPTA faces a budget shortall of $213 million beginning July 1, leading to cuts starting Aug. 24. The board said the budget was not the ...

DART is considering raising fares and reducing services to manage funding constraints. But first, they want to the public to weigh in.

With federal COVID aid running out and ridership still well below pre-pandemic levels, transit agencies in cities like Philadelphia and Chicago face massive budget shortfalls.

Metro WMATA revamps Metrobus system with eliminated routes, stop reductions starting Sunday The Better Bus Network will start on Sunday, June 29.