SEPTA has hired a new company to run its problem-plagued fare card system. The board approved spending $211 million over 12 years with the new vendor to design a new system, dubbed SEPTA Key 2.0.
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SEPTA will pay $230 million for new Key card system after years of glitches on the old oneThe board signed two contracts worth $230 million with Cubic Transportation Systems to install the system and operate customer service.
Parking restrictions have been announced for traditional celebration areas such as South Broad Street and Cottman and Frankford Avenues in case the Eagles win the NFC championship game on Sunday.
The SEPTA Board awarded a $211 million contract to Cubic Transportation Systems, Inc. on Thursday for SEPTA Key 2.0, a next-generation payment system. SEPTA says it will “substantially ...
A person has died after being struck by a SEPTA train on the Broad Street Line Thursday morning. Trump's administration is ...
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SEPTA's first female train engineer celebrates retirement after 40 years of service"Jackie Pettyjohn was a trailblazer for female train engineers. SEPTA is grateful for her 40 years of service, and we wish ...
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Retired SEPTA bus driver speaks out after man fatally struck in South Philly: 'That mirror is too large'A retired SEPTA bus driver is speaking out about blind spots for buses after a couple was hit by one in South Philly on ...
The entire Delaware Valley will see snow Sunday, with 3-6 inches expected in Philadelphia before temperatures plummet Monday.
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A Philadelphia community gathered on Tuesday night to bring awareness to pedestrian safety in Queen ...
The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority (RTA) names Brian Marshall as Chief Transit Officer. Also, the Southeastern ...
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