SEPTA investigating another crash involving one of its buses
At least one person was taken to the hospital after a SEPTA bus crashed into a car.
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At least one person was taken to the hospital after a SEPTA bus crashed into a car.
A SEPTA trolley undergoing maintenance crashed into a historic building in Southwest Philadelphia in late July.
The trolley crashed through the first floor of the historic Blue Bell Inn in Southwest Philadelphia.
Passengers are saying rides arrive late or not at all and that service has gotten worse since safety training started for SEPTA workers last Monday.
Passengers are saying rides arrive late or not at all and that service has gotten worse since safety training started for SEPTA workers last Monday.
The upgrades to the Broad Street Line's Susquehanna-Dauphin Station have made the station fully accessible under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The upgrades are making the station fully accessible under the Americans With Disabilities Act.
The trolley cars date back to 1947 but have been upgraded with modern amenities including wheelchair lifts and HVAC units.
We know when the historic SEPTA trolley cars will be back on the streets of Philadelphia.
SEPTA, city and PennDOT officials are hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil the bus lane.
The transit agency is requiring all employees to undergo safety training after several serious crashes.
The transit agency is requiring all employees to undergo safety training after several serious crashes.
SEPTA customers should look out for travel delays starting Monday, as employees begin mandatory safety training.
A serious crash on West Chester Pike in Havertown left an SUV on its nose and sandwiched between a SEPTA bus and a tractor-trailer.
The driver in this crash in Havertown, Delaware County may have had a medical emergency, Wakisha Bailey reports.
Police say the crash was caused by a wrong-way driver and involved five vehicles, including that SEPTA bus.
A SEPTA employee is accused of driving under the influence, running a red light, and crashing into a SEPTA trolley in Kingsessing on Sunday.
There has been another accident involving a SEPTA trolley, this time in Kingsessing. The trolley was forced off the tracks after being hit by a car,
The transit authority has stepped up safety monitoring across all shifts with an emphasis on the supervision of operators and mechanics.
Joe Holden reports.
A SEPTA trolley left the tracks and slammed into a historic building that once served ale to George Washington and others in the colonial era.
SEPTA officials say they continue to investigate the crash, including other recent crashes involving their buses.
In addition to regular service on the Broad Street Line, SEPTA says four express trains will be in service Friday and Saturday nights.
A trolley left its tracks and hit multiple vehicles and the historic Blue Bell Inn in Southwest Philadelphia, Wakisha Bailey reports.
A SEPTA trolley left the tracks and slammed into a historic building in Southwest Philadelphia overnight. Wakisha Bailey reports.
