SEPTA Rolls Out New Way To Track Your Train, Bus Or Trolley
SEPTA already had on its website ways to check on individual lines and offered tweets on bus and rail operational issues, but now there's the System Status feature at SEPTA.org.
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SEPTA already had on its website ways to check on individual lines and offered tweets on bus and rail operational issues, but now there's the System Status feature at SEPTA.org.
Due to road conditions, SEPTA is experiencing a number of delays and detours.
Around 8 a.m. on Saturday, a tractor trailer traveling northbound on I-95 near Washington Avenue in South Philadelphia lost control and jack-knifed.
Tom Raftery has been selected to serve as the agency's first inspector general, one of a series of reforms adopted by the DRPA more than a year ago.
The forecast of snow for Thursday night and early this weekend is spurring Penndot crews in the region to action, as they prepare to battle the first winter "event" of 2012.
The recent grounding of a major cruise ship in the Mediterranean has raised some concern among getaway cruisers.
Beginning at 7 a.m., Kelly Drive will be closed heading northbound from Hunting Park to South Ferry Road for the removal of a tree.
What started out as a typical bag inspection by officers on Sunday turned into an historic discovery in the three duffel bags arriving on a flight from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
The Route 322 bypass around Mullica Hill is expected to ease traffic congestion in the town, and a whole lot more.
Subway passengers in New York City have faced jail time or worse for breaking the train's etiquette rules according to recent article in the New York Times. But could that happen here in Philadelphia? A SEPTA spokesman says no.
Airlines operating at Philadelphia International would bear much of the cost.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is disputing the auditor general's warning that the agency is being crushed by debt because of its obligations to provide funding for statewide transportation needs.
A layer of snow and ice-covered the surface on some roads in South Jersey, fortunately most drivers recognize the icy shine from a distance and they're smart enough to slow down.
Cold weather is murder on car batteries. And that proved true Wednesday morning, when temperatures across the Delaware Valley plummeted into the low teens.
"The construction is now at the Farley Service Plaza and basically it's on schedule for completion summer of 2012," says Sharon Gordon with the South Jersey Transportation Authority.
