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SEPTA’s social media team has expanded its role on Twitter from responding to customers’ questions and complaints to reaching out to see what is…
Philadelphia International Airport has unveiled its new Short Story Dispenser, which was installed in collaboration with the Free Library of Philadelphia, writes Zoe Bean for…
Getaround, the peer-to-peer car-sharing platform that offers a convenient and sustainable alternative to renting a car, launched in Greater Philadelphia earlier this…
Several companies are looking to replace ordinary license plates with digital formats that would benefit both vehicle owners and state motor vehicle regulators, with Pennsylvania…
Eddie Doyle, an Uber and Lyft driver from Glen Mills, makes rides for his passengers more interesting by challenging them to carpool karaoke, writes M…
SEPTA has purchased a new fleet of rail cars that will make mass transit more reliable, writes Tom MacDonald for WHYY.
The transportation agency purchased…
Today, about 232,000 people, close to 40 percent of Philadelphia’s working population, leave the city to work at jobs in the suburbs, writes…
The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission has just launched a new, interactive website to help users find car-pool matches.
Share-A-Ride is a…
SEPTA plans to revitalize its bus network in Philadelphia to deal with the issues of slow service, shrinking ridership, and increasing competition from ride-share…
The aging transportation infrastructure in the U.S. will cost us $340 billion in lost business from 2017 to 2023, according to a study by…
Southwest Airlines pilots – Captain Tammie Jo Shults and Officer Darren Ellisor – spoke publicly for the first time about the harrowing moments that took place April…
In a conclusion to a decade-long saga, Ciber has agreed to pay the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission just $2 million of the $45 million it…
Military families in transit are now able to enjoy a first-class lounge at the Philadelphia International Airport, writes Andrew Maykuth for the Philadelphia Inquirer…
The number of Philadelphia-area “super commuters” – people who travel more than 90 minutes to get to work each day – is on the rise, writes…
This winter, residents all across the county endured a harsh winter that lasted well into the spring.
Now, motorists are dodging the potholes left behind…
A program of the Philadelphia Unemployment Project provides easier access to better-paying jobs available in the suburbs, writes Jane Von Bergen for The Philadelphia…
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