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SEPTA Is an Issue for All of Pennsylvania, Not Just Philadelphia Region
Pennsylvania · Pennsylvania

SEPTA Is an Issue for All of Pennsylvania, Not Just Philadelphia Region

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By Laura Manion and Mike Grigalonis For MediaNews Group In the debate over how to fund Pennsylvania’s roads, bridges and transit systems, one counterproductive misconception persists: that mass transit — specifically SEPTA — is a “Philadelphia problem.” Nothing could be further from the truth. From Pike County to Erie County, Westmoreland County to Lehigh County, Pennsylvania’s businesses rely on a robust network of roads, bridges and transit sy…See the Story
Two years after Philly’s Greyhound station closed, the buses still have no permanent home
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

Two years after Philly’s Greyhound station closed, the buses still have no permanent home

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How Philly’s inter-city bus station went from permanent building to ‘humanitarian disaster’ to still searching for a home.See the Story

Peter Pan CEO Offers to Buy Former Philadelphia Police Headquarters and Transform it Into an Intercity Bus Depot- The Philadelphia Inquirer

By Thomas FitzgeraldThe chief executive of Peter Pan Bus Lines on Wednesday offered to buy the abandoned Roundhouse police headquarters on Race Street and turn it into a new intercity bus terminal for Philadelphia.“I also like the old police station … and I’ll develop it for you,” Peter A. Picknelly, chairman and CEO of the family-owned company, said at a City Council hearing focused on the need for a station with shelter and off-road loading an…Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · PhiladelphiaRead Article

SEPTA’s Crisis is Not Just a City of Philadelphia Problem- The Philadelphia Citizen

By Gerard H. SweeneyFor those who dismiss SEPTA’s $213 million budget deficit as “Philadelphia’s problem,” it’s time for a reality check.SEPTA’s fiscal crisis is a problem for every Pennsylvanian, and we must support a state funding solution to keep the trains, buses and trolleys rolling. Without changes to the state budget, SEPTA will be forced to hike fares by 21.5 percent and begin a 45 percent service reduction this summer. In January, the t…Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · PhiladelphiaRead Article

Washington governor signs transportation-funding budget

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Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has signed into law a $15.5 billion two-year transportation-funding budget. The biennial budget includes new and increased taxes and fees. The transportation budget covers operating costs and capital projects. Capital expenditures are allotted $9.2 billion, and operating expenditures will receive $6.2 billion. Funding is appropriated for construction, preservation, operations and multimodal projects across the state.…Olympia · OlympiaSee the Story

Public Transit Ridership Hits Post-Pandemic High: APTA Report

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U.S. transit ridership hit 85% of pre-pandemic levels in early 2025 despite still-low office occupancy, the American Public Transportation Association reports.United States · United StatesSee the Story

United Nations: ‘We Can Do Better’ for Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety Worldwide

A cycling network expanded from 70 kilometres to over 400 kilometres in Fortaleza, Brazil. A project to create a bike lane in every street of Paris. And the longest pedestrian and cycle tunnel in the world, in the Norwegian coastal city of Bergen. These are the exact sort of urban initiatives which the UN Global Road Safety Week – kicking off on Monday – aims to celebrate and promote.First established in 2007, this year’s week is dedicated to th…United Nations · FortalezaSee the Story

Transit Providers in Big Cities and Small Towns Need Financial Support – Stateline

By Kevin HardyCompared with major American cities, the ridership on public buses in Minot, North Dakota, can seem relatively minuscule.But the 82,000 rides taken each year allow people without cars to get to work, help those with disabilities get around and connect patients with crucial health care.“The value of those rides is unmeasurable, because the people that are using our system need our system,” said Brian Horinka, the city’s transit supe…Minot · MinotRead Article

Communities are More Frequently Adopting Zoning Codes to Improve Walkability – CNU Public Square

By Robert SteutevilleAt the beginning of this century, just a handful of form-based codes (FBC) had been adopted nationwide. Conventional zoning, separating uses and housing types, was standard in US cities and towns.A new analysis of more than 2,000 zoning codes across the US using artificial intelligence (AI) reveals “widespread adoption” of FBC principles and language—beyond what new urbanists may have suspected.“An AI-based Analysis of Zonin…United States · United StatesRead Article

SEPTA Service Cuts Could Add 275,000 Vehicles to Already Gridlocked Philadelphia Area Streets – WHYY

By Kristen Mosbrucker-GarzaAs many as 9,000 University of Pennsylvania Health System employees use SEPTA to get to work during an average work week.That includes Penn Medicine’s CEO, Kevin Mahoney, who uses Regional Rail about half the time to get to his office in University City.Mahoney said it would be devastating for the hospital system’s patients and employees if the transit agency moves forward with significant service cuts. SEPTA is facing…Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · PhiladelphiaRead Article

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