The U.S. Transportation Secretary secured $220 million for SEPTA to address safety issues and improve its infrastructure.

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will provide 220 million USD in new capital funding for SEPTA, following a series of federal ...

SEPTA has secured $219.9 million in funding from the state, which will also help address capital issues the system has faced.

SEPTA leaders say they hope to have around 200 rail cars that were pulled from service for safety inspections back on the tracks by late December. Part of the nearly $220 million in capital funding ...

Governor says the money comes from flexible dollars allocated for mass transit capital improvement needs across the state.

Described by Shapiro as “flexible dollars,” the $219.9 million in capital funds are set to expedite commuter rail repairs to ...

The funding also allows the transit authority to improve its trolley infrastructure, upgrade escalators at 13 stations and ...

The money is a massive safety and infrastructure boost for the transit authority after months of warnings about aging trains ...

Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Monday he will authorize $219.9 million from the Department of Transportation to fund SEPTA’s ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and leaders of Philadelphia’s mass transit agency say the system is fully complying with ...