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Study Away L.A. Students Adapt to New Transportation
Get ready to trade in the highway for the freeway. The Phillie Phanatic for Dodger blue and pine trees for palm trees. View More »
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SEPTA Pulls Repaired Cars from Lines
Shortly after returning to railways, recently repaired SEPTA cars have been pulled from the lines once again. View More »
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Regional Rail Delays Will Likely Impact Temple Commuters
Fall semester officially begins this week and students are preparing for new class loads, new living spaces and for the university’s commuter students which make up half of the university’s enrolled students, commuters will now have to make time for a new kind of train delay. View More »
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Defect to Cause Crowds, Delays on Regional Rail
SEPTA riders can expect crowded cars and schedule delays starting Tuesday, July 5, after a defect has resulted in 120 train cars being removed from service. View More »
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SEPTA Eyes June Date to Roll Out New Payment System
In less than two months, SEPTA will make a move toward the future.
Starting June 13th, the transit service will sell 10,000 SEPTA Key Cards on a first come, first served in kiosks at 12 subway stations, including Dilworth Plaza and Cecil B. View More »
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Student Saves Fallen Man on Subway Tracks
A Temple student rescued a man who had fallen on the subway tracks last Friday.
Richard Montgomery, 21, said he takes SEPTA on a regular basis, and never hoped to witness what he did. View More »
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SEPTA Removes Temple’s Marketing Campaign After Backlash
The subway station at Cecil B. Moore Avenue and Broad Street now looks like it did months ago. View More »
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Temple Ads Run Off the Track
Temple University’s advertisings were recently taken down from the Broad Street Subway station Cecil B. Moore a few days ago. View More »
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SEPTA Changes for Temple v. Notre Dame
This weekend’s game will make Temple University football history. Between the game and the broadcast, major traffic delays will hit the city. View More »
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SEPTA Moves Forward with New Sustainability Projects
SEPTA’s board has approved two new sustainability projects with the hope of reducing energy consumption and improving resilience. View More »