SEPTA currently has 125 bus routes with 354,820 daily rides, as of January. The transit agency, the sixth largest in the nation, faces a structural operating deficit of $213 million.

When SEPTA rolls out new spring schedules this Sunday, some bus riders may notice a change on their routes. As part of SEPTA’s systemwide project to make signage and naming conventions clearer, six ...

With the start of the spring schedules, SEPTA is introducing a new system for identifying the bus and rail transit lines in the city and suburbs. From Sunday on, all the bus routes will have ...

FOX 29's Bob Kelly gets a lesson in what it takes to become a Septa Bus Driver.

SEPTA is taking steps to protect its drivers with a new project that will see bulletproof "cockpits" installed in buses later this year. The move comes after the mass transit provider reported 39 ...

SEPTA is streamlining the way it refers to its different services in an effort to make the transit system easier for riders to navigate. All bus lines will now be indicated by number and all metro ...

SEPTA is adding designated stroller areas to ... and the first stroller-spot buses already have hit the road. Each special bus is marked with a decal on its exterior above the boarding door ...

It has been more than one year since a SEPTA bus driver was shot and killed by a passenger and the agency is working to make sure it never happens again. Trained sharpshooters demonstrated how the ...

SEPTA bus drivers secured safety improvements, including bulletproof glass enclosures for their vehicles, when they signed a new contract last year and avoided a strike. The compartments were ...

SEPTA plans this spring to begin road testing safety compartments with bullet-resistant glass for bus operators — protection demanded for several years by members of Transport Workers Union Local 234 ...

A woman was attacked by five suspects on a SEPTA bus this past December. Police say the attack happened after the victim got into a verbal dispute with one suspect. All five suspects are still ...