Thomas Fitzgerald

The densely populated city across from Manhattan is not taking a victory lap. Hoboken transportation officials know that Vision Zero success can be fleeting and vow to keep focusing on it.

The transportation secretary's visit comes as air traffic controllers are slated to miss their first full paycheck next week.

Replacement of Market-Frankford Line and trolley cars, already underway, will not be put on hold, SEPTA says.

Queen Village will close a portion of Fourth Street to motor vehicles on Oct. 11 and Oct. 18.

NTSB recommended taking 225 Silverliner rail cars out of service. The Federal Railroad Administration ordered more oversight of SEPTA's remedial efforts but did not call for sidelining all the cars.

On the first day of restored transit service, Inquirer reporter Thomas Fitzgerald took to Reddit to answer reader questions about SEPTA’s future.

A proposal calls for donating money to pay lawyers helping the Friends of Pine & Spruce, which is opposed to added bike lane protections.

SEPTA is scrambling to bring reduced transit service to normal levels with days to spare.

“I want to again emphasize that the one-time use of SEPTA’s capital assistance allocation is not a long-term or sustainable solution to SEPTA’s budget crisis,” PennDot Secretary Mike Carroll wrote.

The suit takes issue with Regional Rail service remaining intact while bus routes were cut.