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The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority is modifying operations for the Super Bowl championship parade on Friday, Feb. 14 — and will offer free rides on two rail routes thanks to a ...

SEPTA is planning to transport thousands of Eagles fans to and from the Super Bowl victory parade on Friday, Feb. 14.

Transportation services are making alterations to their Friday schedules in preparation for the Super Bowl parade.

The city is planning for many road closures and parking spots will be limited along Friday's parade route, with officials expecting one million fans to turn out to celebrate the Eagles victory.