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SEPTA releases schedules with 20% service cuts as deadline nears to fill budget shortfall
Facing a $213 million budget gap, SEPTA will need state funding by Aug. 14 to avoid the service cuts set for Aug. 24. Dan Snyder breaks down the latest announcements from SEPTA leaders, including how the cuts will work if implemented.
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SEPTA could eliminate 32 bus routes if funding not received by August 24If GOP lawmakers do not approve a state budget which includes funding for SEPTA by August 24, the transit authority will ...
By ending Regional Rail service after 9 p.m., SEPTA plans to eliminate third-shift operators, a cost-cutting move aimed at saving the transit agency money. For 31 bus riders, there are some ...
With cuts to SEPTA bus routes looming in August, there still is no help coming from Harrisburg and there's no state budget at all. NBC10 political reporter Lauren Mayk explains.
SEPTA has begun warning riders with signs at various bus stops across Philadelphia that discontinued service will take effect on Aug. 24 if its budget shortfall remains.
A 20% cut in SEPTA service and a fare increase are scheduled for Aug. 24, barring new state funding. 32 bus routes will be eliminated.
New analysis suggests a smaller, less costly version of the project might work better than the 12-station proposal.
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