CBS Local Two SEPTA buses involved in accidents Philadelphia Daily News By Morgan Zalot In the first, a Route 64 bus was traveling on Grays Ferry Avenue near Ellsworth Street, in Grays Ferry, around 4:15 pm when it collided with a van at the intersection, SEPTA spokesman Andrew Busch said. Six people suffered minor ..
NOT_FOUND_HEADLINE_Thu May 03 21:40:07 EDT 2012 Philadelphia Daily News Half of the lot closer to Salford Street is used as a PPA parking lot and the other half – which is owned by SEPTA – was an unpaved, overgrown atrocity that hosted teetering towers of tires and mounds of trash. Williams, who lives near the lot, … and more
Philadelphia Daily News Philadelphia Inquirer Half of the lot closer to Salford Street is used as a PPA parking lot and the other half – which is owned by SEPTA – was an unpaved, overgrown atrocity that hosted teetering towers of tires and mounds of trash. Williams, who lives near the lot, …
Activists protest Cecil B. Moore bus route name change Philadelphia Inquirer By Vernon Clark North Philadelphia community activists are set to meet with SEPTA officials Wednesday to to voice their opposition to abbreviating the name of the late civil rights leader Cecil B. Moore on the buses that run along the avenue named in …
CBS News WHAT THE EL IS UP WITH PUBLIC TRANS?
PW-Philadelphia Weekly (blog) SEPTA Says Gender Stickers Will Go Away When New Fare System Arrives CBS Local By Hadas Kuznits PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — SEPTA says that by the end of 2013 it will no longer require a customer's gender to be pasted onto a Transpass at purchase time in the form of a sticker. So why not just drop the gender stickers now
No settlement in SEPTA transit-police strike Philadelphia Daily News BY DAN GERINGER SEPTA AND ITS striking police union returned to the bargaining table Thursday night, but after five hours of negotiations the transit agency ended the session without reaching a settlement. The 219 unionized transit police want a …
SEPTA police union back at bargaining table Philadelphia Daily News BY DAN GERINGER AS THEIR STRIKE began its second full day Thursday afternoon, SEPTA's 219 unionized transit police, who had rallied heartily at City Hall Station the previous night, were invisible there. No pickets. No presence.
SEPTA cops walk off the job Philadelphia Daily News BY DAN GERINGER SEPTA'S 219 unionized transit cops went on strike at 2 pm Wednesday, just 20 minutes after their final offer was rejected at a bargaining session. SEPTA declined to discuss numbers, but Richard Neal Jr., president of the Fraternal Order …
City Howl Help Desk: SEPTA GETS IN LINE WITH 'STEP-UPS' Philadelphia Daily News IF YOU'RE riding SEPTA's Regional Rail, here's hoping you're light and limber – and prepared to make a small leap to the platform at your stop. Disgruntled riders of the Trenton line have told us that their commute regularly involves minor acrobatics.
