PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) announced in a press release issued Sunday that starting March 2, ...

SEPTA is using AI-powered cameras on trolleys to detect vehicles that are illegally blocking tracks and trolley zones in Philadelphia.

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Starting Monday, March 2 SEPTA and the Philadelphia Parking Authority will install artificial intelligence cameras on ...

Last week, SEPTA announced that, though a partnership with the Philadelphia Parking Authority and the city’s Office of Transportation, Infrastructure and Systems, it had installed AI-powered cameras ...

SEPTA is updating its service plans as a nor'easter bears down on our region, prompting blizzard warnings for Philadelphia and many surrounding counties.

As a storm was expected to hit the Philadelphia region on Sunday afternoon, SEPTA advised customers to “plan for significant service disruptions as blizzard-like conditions are expected throughout the ...

The same technology the PPA started using last year to ticket illegally parked drivers from cameras on SEPTA buses will soon ...

The rollout marks an expansion of the automated camera enforcement program that SEPTA and the PPA launched last year. Hayden ...

Philadelphia is expanding its enforcement against illegal parking, this time targeting drivers who block SEPTA trolley tracks.

Caroline LeCount's civil disobedience in Philadelphia led to the desegregation of public transportation in Pennsylvania.