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Lane Closures Threaten Delays Across Three PA Counties

SOUTHEASTERN PA — Drivers in Bucks, Delaware, and Montgomery counties should prepare for daytime and overnight traffic delays as the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) schedules resurfacing operations on several major roadways, including Interstate 95 and Route 663. Lane closures and flagging operations are planned from Monday, October 19, through Friday, October 23, weather permitting.

Montgomery County, PA · 19d

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Vital Delco bridge reopens after 4 years of repairs

After more than four years, the Sellers Avenue Bridge in Ridley Park, Delaware County, has reopened.

Ridley Park, PA · 21d

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Penn experts link Philadelphia bike-sharing to gentrification

Philadelphia’s bike-share stations offer an easy way to get around University City, but they may figure into a larger debate about how the neighborhood is changing. Indego — the nonprofit behind the city’s signature blue rental bikes — came to Penn in 2015 and now operates eight docks on campus. While Indego claims to expand access to cycling in “historically disinvested-from” communities, Penn experts have linked the transportation infrastructure to broader patterns of gentrification.

Philadelphia, PA · 19d

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Philadelphia City Council Votes Unanimously to Make City Hall Bike Lane Permanent

The Philadelphia City Council unanimously approved a bill to make a bike lane around City Hall permanent, ending its pilot status after a 16-month delay. According to a PhillyVoice report, Councilmember Jeffrey Young Jr. introduced the legislation in June 2025. However, the Council didn't bring the bill up for a vote until Thursday, Oct. 15, when it passed unanimously.

Philadelphia, PA · 18d

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Why Philadelphia Ranked as America’s Worst City to Drive in 2026

If your commute feels like a test of patience, you’re not alone. Philadelphia has been named the worst city in America to drive in, finishing dead last among the nation’s 100 largest cities, writes Tyler Thrasher for FOX 29. The ranking comes from personal finance website WalletHub, whose...

Philadelphia, PA · 23d

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Ridley Park Businesses Celebrate as Sellers Avenue Bridge Reopens After Four-Year Closure

Four years of detours are over in Ridley Park. The Sellers Avenue Bridge has reopened, and local business owners who weathered the long closure are breathing a sigh of relief, writes Madeleine Wright for CBS News Philadelphia. PennDOT completed the nearly $10 million reconstruction project and marked the moment with...

Ridley Park, PA · 21d

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Downed wires lead to disabled train on SEPTA's Media/Wawa line

Downed wires led to a disabled train with passengers on board and impacted service on SEPTA's Media/Wawa regional rail line Monday evening. The train was stopped near 49th Street. A passenger told NBC10 the wires "electrified" the train. SEPTA said shuttle buses were sent to the location to assist the riders who remain on board.

Media, PA · 18d

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South Jersey businesses, drivers see relief as Route 70 project nears end

Local, county and state officials held a news conference to announce that the end is near for the $155 million Route 70 construction project in Cherry Hill and Pennsauken, which has caused long-running complaints from drivers and businesses since it began in 2022.

Cherry Hill, NJ · 21d

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SEPTA revamps Philly bus routes

SEPTA’s New Bus Network is the first restructuring of its kind in six decades. In an attempt to reflect modern Philadelphian transit habits, SEPTA is shutting down or replacing seven low-ridership routes, while adding and expanding several new routes. SEPTA launched Phase I in August 2026, which created Route...

Philadelphia, PA · 21d

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Philadelphia Council Approves Permanent City Hall Bike Lane; Mayor’s Signature Still Needed

Philadelphia City Council voted unanimously Thursday to authorize the bike lane already running around Penn Square, where it replaced a vehicle travel lane. The vote clears the council stage, but the route’s permanent legal status still depends on the mayor’s signature, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported. The street changed...

Philadelphia, PA · 20d

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Philadelphia woman picks up an Uber Eats order at 9pm, then the customer asks her to deliver it somewhere an hour away: ‘Go play with somebody else’

A Philadelphia-based Uber Eats driver reportedly decided to cancel an evening drop-off after a customer attempted to change the delivery address to a location an hour away. TikTok creator @returnofthepooh shared the incident in a TikTok storytime, explaining that she frequently worked delivery shifts before and after her restaurant job. Around 8:00 or 9:00 PM […]

Philadelphia, PA · 28d

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Transportation plan coming to Fox Chase, Burholme

The Fox Chase Town Watch and Civic Association on Wednesday welcomed representatives of the city Office of Multimodal Planning and the City Planning Commission. The officials discussed the Fox Chase-Burholme Active Transportation Plan. The goals of the plan are to make safer, more convenient connections between neighborhoods, schools, parks and transit and to identify safety […]

Philadelphia, PA · 23d

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Major roads across Philadelphia to close for Philly Bike Ride on Saturday

PHILADELPHIA (WPHL) — Philadelphia drivers and transit riders should plan ahead Saturday morning as the Philly Bike Ride prompts widespread road closures, parking restrictions and SEPTA detours across Center City, Fairmount and sections of Kelly Drive. The ride is expected to welcome 7,000 riders for the city’s only car-free...

Philadelphia, PA · 21d

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Ridley Park businesses welcome long-awaited Sellers Avenue Bridge reopening

After four years of construction and detours, the Sellers Avenue Bridge in Ridley Park is reopening to traffic on Thursday.

Ridley Park, PA · 23d

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Fatal crash at 19th and Lombard Center City prompts calls for traffic reforms

For cyclists, pedestrians, and residents navigating Center City, the intersection of 19th and Lombard Streets is a stretch to be feared. Now, following a fatal crash in September, community members are demanding immediate traffic-calming measures.

Philadelphia, PA · 22d

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SJ CONNECTS– 6 NEW Shuttle Services for South Jersey

The South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA), with assistance from Cross County Connection, have been working on the expansion of South Jersey’s public transit system. Five new bus services were unveiled in June as the SJ Connects shuttle program. A sixth route in Burington County just launched in September. Backed...

Burlington County, NJ · 23d

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PennDOT Schedules I-476 Ramp Closures for Oct. 16-17

Drivers traveling from the Schuylkill Expressway to northbound I-476 will face overnight detours this coming weekend as the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) closes ramps for paving in West Conshohocken Borough and Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County. According to a MyChesCo report, overnight ramp closures from the Schuylkill Expressway (I-76)...

Montgomery County, PA · 23d

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Gold Tesla Cybercab loses a door panel in Philadelphia, where Tesla has no AV permit

"We can't settle that with just a couple of photos."

Philadelphia, PA · 24d

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New SEPTA Regional Rail Schedules Set to Debut Oct. 18

SEPTA announced that new Regional Rail schedules will go live on Sunday, Oct. 18. NBC10 Philadelphia noted the following highlights of the new Regional Rail schedules:. The new Regional Rail schedules feature more consistent pairings between lines on. different portions of the network. SEPTA officials said the schedule changes aim...

Philadelphia, PA · 22d

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How Philly school district, SEPTA are avoiding pain at the pump

The Philly school district and SEPTA are largely avoiding the pain of skyrocketing fuel prices and have no plans to cut bus routes or reduce service. Why it matters: The Iran war is sending diesel costs higher just as school districts and transit agencies — including in Philly — are grappling with tight budgets. The big picture: Elsewhere in the nation, rising fuel prices have hit school districts particularly hard. Many are consolidating routes and cutting optional trips as they struggle to afford both fuel and drivers. Context: Locally, diesel prices hit $6.45 yesterday, up from $3.89 during the same time last year, per AAA . That's a roughly 66% jump. Plus: Diesel prices recently hit an all-time high locally on Sept. 22 ($6.57). Zoom in: SEPTA has mitigated the effects of rising fuel prices by locking in prices several months in advance — a practice called hedging, spokesperson Andrew Busch tells Axios. And SEPTA runs a fully diesel-electric hybrid bus fleet, which helps make the agency less vulnerable to rising fuel prices. "While costs have gone up for SEPTA's fuel purchases, we are still well within our budgeted amounts," Busch says. Yes, but: As prices have remained elevated and

Philadelphia, PA · 23d