PATCO Inaugurates 'Quiet Cars' On All Weekday Trains
PATCO is following the lead of other transit agencies, launching a three-month test of "quiet cars" on its trains.
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PATCO is following the lead of other transit agencies, launching a three-month test of "quiet cars" on its trains.
Septa is one of 17 rail and mass transit agencies nationwide to earn the "Gold Standard" rating on a security assesment program administered by the TSA.
Officials at Lehigh Valley International Airport say Frontier Airlines is moving in and will start twice-a-week service to Orlando in late May.
Last year's hike in parking meter rates in Center City may have irritated drivers -- but officials at the Parking Authority say some of the extra cash is heading to the struggling School District.
Service resumed on SEPTA's Warminster Regional Rail line after a nearly three-hour long suspension, Tuesday morning.
The zoo brings in 1.2 million visitors every year, and that's a lot of cars to park.
During budget hearings last week, state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle continued to pressure Governor Corbett to address transportation funding, as the PennDOT secretary expressed concerns about Pennsylvania's aging bridges.
Responding to a complaint that mass transit in Pennsylvania's urban areas is too heavily supported with state dollars, the state transportation secretary says motorists in those urban areas also subsidize roads in rural areas – and at a higher rate.
The "positive train control" system will automatically bring trains to a stop if that were to happen here.
If an uninsured driver gets injured after being hit by a driver who is covered, can the uninsured driver sue for damages?
NTSB spokesman Pete Kotowski says a team of nine investigators will have to determine the answers to a lot of questions related to last week's crash.
A video on Patco's web site offering humorously helpful tips is just part of the "Courtesy Counts" campaign, launched after a rider survey found four recurring complaints.
One local Episcopal church knows many people are too busy to go to church to get ashes, so they came up with an unusual way to help.
As a Burlington County, NJ community mourns, investigators continue working to find the cause of Thursday's fatal accident between a school bus and a dump truck.
The Parking Authority wants to require 300 of the city's 1,600 taxicabs to be made wheelchair accessible this year, and all of them by 2016.
