Philly's Bike Share Program Expanding After 1 Year On The Road
The city is now expanding station locations and program features.
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The city is now expanding station locations and program features.
Uber has been hit with the largest fine ever levied by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.
The more than $2.5-million Federal Transit Administration grant will help SEPTA purchase 25 "zero emission" electric buses.
A routine inspection on the southbound span uncovered a major problem.
Authorities say possibly up to five cars are involved in the crash.
The new magnetic chip cards debut in about two months.
Chellie Cameron, the CEO of Philadelphia International Airport, says the USO does a great job for active military traveling overseas.
New Jersey Transit is defending its use of audio surveillance systems on some of its trains.
American Airlines flights from Philadelphia to Brussels, Belgium will resume in June.
The two ride sharing services can't legally operate in Philadelphia, but have been doing so since November 2014.
SEPTA has released its proposed $1.4-billion operating budget -- and the fare increase that was expected to take effect is getting pushed back one year.
It's cash, or the Parking Authority's smart phone app -- Meter Up -- and that's it, according to a release from the Parking Authority.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission had decided to expand the 70 mile-an-hour speed limit to most of its system this spring.
It's not all bad news, however. Inrix said that increased traffic often comes hand-in-hand with economic advances.
There is no word on injuries.
