US City Faces 21.5 Percent Transit Fare Hike as Service Cuts Loom
Philadelphia's transit system will increase fares by 21.5 percent starting New Year's Day and may cut services next summer. The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) announced the news Tuesday in the face of severe financial shortfalls.
SEPTA's 'Bus Revolution' on hold as agency proposes fare hikes, service cuts
SEPTA is also proposing a 20% reduction in service in an effort to save money. All of this comes as SEPTA remains in contract negotiations with TWU Local 234. Union members have authorized a strike, but have not walked off the job as talks continue.
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