SEPTA announces support services for riders, employees with autism
The transit agency is committed to making improvements that will make travel more accessible.
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The transit agency is committed to making improvements that will make travel more accessible.
The transit agency will test full-size gates on the Market-Frankford Line, at the 13th Street and 34th Street stations.
The transportation authority cited rising costs and inflation for the pause.
SEPTA said the construction will "enhance the customer experience" at the Ridge Avenue bus station.
Officials say the road will be closed for "an extended period of time."
The bridge and road are being closed to allow open movement and space for a new fender replacement project.
The network maintenance will conclude at 12:00 p.m. Saturday. Services are expected to resume at 12:01 p.m.
It's called the pothole killer. A machine with a long arm that sprays asphalt and fixes potholes within minutes.
Detours are now diverting traffic from I-295 northbound to Route 130. Drivers can also use the New Jersey Turnpike while road closures signs remain.
Crews say the bridge is not structurally sound.
At least 21 bus routes were impacted by the operator shortage, according to SEPTA.
The authority says the wheels on one car of the six-car train came off the tracks.
The National Human Trafficking Hotline will now be shared on all of SEPTA's digital screens and standard signage.
SEPTA's CEO and GM attended a remote hearing with Philadelphia City Council and state lawmakers on Monday.
The bus was not in service, so no passengers were on board.
