Williams, 26 year veteran, uses her trolley route to spread life affirming and motivational messages to the passengers she ...

Now for the Big Ones. SEPTA survived the Eagles parade, moving more than 400,000 people in and out of the city in a ...

Located in the foothills of the Kiamichi Mountains, Broken Bow, Oklahoma, is among the region's finest destinations for nature lovers, golf enthusiasts, and foodies alike. With a population of just ...

In response to the fatal shooting of a SEPTA bus driver, Bernard Gribbin, in October 2023, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) is pushing forward with a new pilot ...

Philadelphia police are looking for five people they say assaulted a woman on a SEPTA bus in the city late last year. The victim, a 47-year-old woman, was on the Route 49 bus when she got into a ...

The anniversary is a good moment to recall the post-Cold War history of Russia’s broken promises. They began with the Budapest Memorandum of 1994 amid the illusion of the “end of history.” ...

The new letter designations and color coding for SEPTA’s urban rail operations ... with 101 becoming D1 and 102 the D2. — The Route 15 Trolley is becoming the G. — The Market-Frankford Line will be ...

BROKEN BOW, Neb. (KSNB) - Broken Bow City Administrator Dave Schmidt said that electricity will begin to be restored to homes without power this afternoon. As crews actively work to restore power to ...

SEPTA hopes the change will make for “quicker, clearer” communication, so riders don’t accidentally get on the Spur. The five Subway-Surface Trolleys will be T1-T5, replacing the old route ...

Routes 10, 11, 13, 34, and 36 will collectively become the T. Since the Route 15 Trolley doesn’t go into Center City, SEPTA gave this line a separate letter, G, for Girard Avenue. The historic ...

Beginning in May, SEPTA and the Philadelphia Parking Authority will use AI-powered cameras mounted on buses and trolleys to ticket cars illegally parked in bus lanes and blocking bus stops ...

Three councillors said they were so fed up with the number of trolleys abandoned near their local supermarkets, that they took matters into their own hands. Ben Westwick said he and colleagues ...