SEPTA says it will be forced to cut nearly half of its service and increase fares more than 20% if it does not get funding to address its budget deficit.

Central to the debate around bailouts for the Philadelphia area’s mass transit system, SEPTA, has been the long-term ...

A looming financial crisis concerning the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority brought elected officials, advocates and area residents together to call for ...

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Compared with major American cities, the ridership on public buses in Minot, North Dakota, can seem relatively minuscule. But ...

Ridership hasn't recovered to pre-pandemic levels, labor and fleet costs are rising and state lawmakers are skeptical about ...

North Dakota’s four largest cities, including Minot, asked lawmakers for millions in extra grant dollars this year to keep ...

After NJ Transit engineers rejected a grossly inadequate tentative agreement, the Federal government is attempting to prevent ...

SEPTA workers were joined by Pennsylvania lawmakers to rally for critical funding for the transit agency as it faces looming service cuts and fare increases.

SEPTA calculates its operating deficit would be $117 million larger without its Efficiency & Accountability program.

Members of SEPTA’s largest union joined advocates from across Pennsylvania Tuesday at a statehouse rally for more mass ...

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are rising after President Donald Trump said he was set to announce an agreement on trade with ...