SEPTA says no plans for fare hike Newsworks.org Despite getting less money from Harrisburg, SEPTA says it will NOT increase fares or cut service. Not all public transit companies in Pennsylvania are so lucky. The Port Authority of Allegheny County is one of several that have hiked ..
No fare hike or service cuts in SEPTA budget | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011-05-20 Philadelphia Inquirer SEPTA's $1.23 billion operating budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1 is likely to be approved by the board next week, following review Thursday by a committee.
WHYY SEPTA seeks first fare hike in 3 years Philadelphia Inquirer SEPTA wants to raise fares by about 6 percent for most bus, rail, subway and trolley passengers, starting July 1.
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KYW1060.com Fare Increases Expected as SEPTA Presents New Budget KYW1060.com We'll find out how much of a fare hike, when SEPTA board chairman Pat Deon and general manager Joe Casey present the budget. Any fare hike would likely take …
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SEPTA : 'Modest' fare hike, smart card delay Philadelphia Metro It appears that SEPTA riders will have to put up with tokens and an outdated fare collection system for another few years — not to mention paying more to …
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