Starting Monday, SEPTA will no longer post alerts about potential delays and cancellations due to bus and trolley driver shortages on social media, the service announced this week on its website.
Real-time information will be posted on SEPTA's website, app and third-party platforms like Google Maps and Apple Maps instead.
The bus system serving 11,000 daily riders in Lehigh and Northampton Counties cut its service 5% last week, a result of the continuing uncertainty around state funding for mass transit. LANTA did not ...
John Sisson's tenure as CEO of the Delaware Transit Corporation is approaching the end of the line. He has been in that position for 12 years and been with the company for about 30. The corporation is ...
Gov. Josh Shapiro is asking Pennsylvania’s divided Legislature to send more money to the state’s poorest schools, bump ...
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Shapiro calls for more investment in Pa.’s poorest schools, public transit agencies as part of $53.3B budget pitch
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Long COVID still affects people worldwide with stubborn symptoms like fatigue and cognitive issues. A clinical trial tested whether boosting NAD+ using nicotinamide riboside could help. Although ...
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