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SEPTA begins implementing service cuts

Pa. Senate Republicans passed two years of funding for mass transit, but SEPTA says it needs more details

Pennsylvania’s Senate on Tuesday advanced a $47.6 billion state budget for 2025-26 that holds spending flat, as well as a two-year, $1.2 billion transportation plan opposed by Democrats to fund mass ...

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SEPTA sets deadline for state budget with new transit funding before first round of service cuts

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SEPTA plans to move ahead with service cuts as funding gridlock continues in Harrisburg

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The conflicting visions to fund SEPTA and Pa.’s other public transit agencies, explained

As another acrimonious week ends in Pennsylvania without a finished budget, Democrats and Republicans have dug in on conflicting positions around the session’s top issue: money for public transit.

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With no additional funding, SEPTA to start cuts that will end this N.J. rail line

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Bucks County Democrats, elected officials urge state legislators to fund SEPTA ahead of deadline

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SEPTA cuts are moving forward, GM Scott Sauer says

SEPTA cannot pause massive service cuts in the wake of the Senate’s passage of legislation to use money designated for transit capital projects as temporary operating funds, the transit agency’s top executive said Wednesday.

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SEPTA to move forward with service cuts across Philadelphia region with no funding fix in place

With no funding deal reached, deep service cuts to SEPTA bus, train and trolley services in the Philadelphia region are expected to begin Aug. 24.

Here's how to find out if possible SEPTA service cuts will impact your route

How will possible SEPTA service cuts impact your commute to work, school and otherwise getting around the city? Here's how to find out:

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Governor Josh Shapiro, Septa Leaders and riders urge lawmakers to act on latest transit bill

Governor Josh Shapiro came to SEPTA's headquarters in Center City Sunday afternoon to urge lawmakers to immediately act on the latest mass transit funding bill.