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SEPTA fare increases go into effect Sun.
SEPTA fares increase to $2.50 for bus, subway, trolley riders. Here's what commuters should know.
The change means SEPTA Key cardholders and people who pay with credit and debit cards would no longer be charged $2 for a ride and instead pay the full fare of $2.50.
SEPTA fare increase for subways, trolleys and buses to take effect Sunday | What you need to know
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- SEPTA fares are going up on subways, trolleys, and buses, beginning on Sunday, Dec. 1. The board approved the 7.5 percent increase earlier this month, as the transit agency faces a massive $240 million budget deficit.
SEPTA fare increases go into effect Sunday
PHILADELPHIA - Get ready to pay more to ride SEPTA beginning Sunday. The transit agency’s first fare increase in seven years kicks in December 1st. The Travel Wallet fare on subways, trolleys and buses will rise to $2.
Riders, SEPTA's fare increase takes effect on Dec. 1
The 7.5% hike raises Travel Wallet transit fares from $2 to $2.50. Most single-trip fares on Regional Rail will increase as well. But all daily, weekly and monthly passes will stay the same price.
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Editorial: SEPTA bailout shows need for permanent transportation funding solution
Gov. Josh Shapiro’s bailout of the struggling Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), using federal funds ...
Governing
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Pennsylvania Props Up Transit Systems Across State
Big city transit systems receive more than half their operational funds from the state. That’s a far higher percentage than ...
Opinion
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Pa. legislators should treat SEPTA funding like an emergency
As much as beating up on SEPTA is a hallowed Philadelphia tradition, this is not the transportation authority’s fault.
Mass Transit
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Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro to provide critical funding to help SEPTA avoid major fare increases and service cuts
The agency will increase fares by 7.5 percent to deal with its budget deficit, but it will receive $153 million in federal ...
6abc News
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Gov. Shapiro announces $153 million for SEPTA to avoid service cuts and another fare hike
Gov. Josh Shapiro said Friday that he will divert more than $150 million in federal highway funding to provide a one-time ...
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Post-Thanksgiving travel in the Philadelphia region: Another power outage at PHL and a SEPTA rate hike
Of hundreds of departures and arrivals, 66 had been delayed as of 2 p.m., Redfern said. Three had been canceled between PHL ...
KYW Radio Philadelphia on MSN
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Can Pennsylvania find money to pull SEPTA back from its fiscal cliff? Governor says he’s working on it
Is there a way the state can find money to pull SEPTA back from its fiscal cliff? Gov. Josh Shaprio on Tuesday hinted that he ...
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SEPTA to receive $153 million in "flexed" state highway funds, covering budget shortfall
SEPTA will receive an infusion of $153 million in "flexed" federal highway money, enough to cover its running deficit, ...
WGAL on MSN
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Pennsylvania governor diverts federal funds to SEPTA to prevent fare increase, service cuts
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is diverting $153 million of federal highway capital funds to the Southeastern Pennsylvania ...
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Pennsylvania GOP lawmakers claim new transit system money favors Democratic districts at the expense of rural ones
"There are things that we need throughout the commonwealth, not just the public transportation and SEPTA," said Senate ...
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Public transit is in a critical state in Pennsylvania | PennLive Letters
As a lifelong resident of Delco, I’ve worked in many jobs both in and around Philadelphia. Having accessible, frequent, and ...
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