One Of Several 'Chinatown Bus' Companies Ordered To Stop Operating
One of several bus companies commonly referred to in Philadelphia as the "Chinatown bus" has been ordered to stop operations by the federal government.
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One of several bus companies commonly referred to in Philadelphia as the "Chinatown bus" has been ordered to stop operations by the federal government.
The end of the year is fast approaching and for many frequent fliers- it could also mean the end of certain airline privileges.
That expensive violin left by an 18-year-old student on a bus in Philadelphia has been recovered.
AAA Mid-Atlantic is out with a survey that finds more and more motorists are putting off buying a new car, opting instead to go the repair route.
The rush is on. Travelers are making their way to be with loved ones for the holidays.
What a difference 12 months makes! Most holiday travelers won't find many weather hassles this holiday weekend.
For the second time in less than three days, and for at least the third time since June, someone has been killed on the train tracks of SEPTA's Warminster Regional Rail line.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is reminding motorists that cash tolls will go up 10 percent on January 1st.
Taxi owners are unhappy because they will be forced to get the equipment from a single provider and use only that provider until the agreement expires in June 2013.
Justice Ronald Castille announced that he was essentially seizing control of Philadelphia Traffic Court because of reports of widespread ticket-fixing.
If you're hitting the road this holiday, you won't be alone.
US transportation secretary Ray LaHood says communities put in a toal of $14 billion in requests for the $500 million that was available.
First District councilman Frank DiCicco, in his final Council meeting before retiring, wasn't surprised to receive the mayor's veto of the bill that would have changed the zoning to allow the wall wrap ad.
Authorities are investigating an overnight robbery of a SEPTA subway turnstile machine at the Ellsworth-Federal subway station.
SEPTA held an open forum at its headquarters on Wednesday in center city Philadelphia, to allow the public to comment on proposed service changes.
