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Thomas Fitzgerald

Thomas Fitzgerald

Transportation Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Transit police union says members 'want to walk now' as tense talks ... - The Philadelphia Inquirer

Salary for transit police officers remains a key sticking point for the Fraternal Order of Transit Police Lodge 109. SEPTA says ‘we don’t have much room when it comes to additional money.’
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As of Sunday night, no deal was announced between the Transit ... -...

“We don’t want to strike but will if we have to,” said the president of FOTP Lodge 109. Service would not be disrupted if the officers strike.
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Transport Workers Union has ratified contract with SEPTA - The Phil...

The new contract increases wages by 7% across the board for Local 234 members, and provides each member a $3,000 signing bonus. SEPTA’s board is expected to consider the deal at its meeting Thursday.
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SEPTA bus route changes draw ire of two Philly neighborhoods - The ...

Residents of Strawberry Mansion and Logan Square say the new routes deprive them of crucial connections to the rest of the city.
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SEPTA regional rail employee unions will vote on a strike - The Phi...

Regional Rail engineers and conductors say low wages are contributing to employee shortages. SEPTA is in an intensive round of talks with TWU Local 234, which represents transit operators.
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How to use SEPTA to get around Philadelphia - The Philadelphia Inqu...

SEPTA, the nation’s sixth largest system, can get you almost anywhere you want to go in and around Philadelphia, by rail or bus. This guide helps you get better acquainted with SEPTA and its culture.
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SEPTA cameras documented more than 36,000 vehicles blocking ... - T...

SEPTA wants to use a camera system on buses to ticket illegally parked cars that block bus lanes and stops.

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Serious car crashes down 34% on Philly streets with traffic-calming...

Philadelphia has $220 million, a good share of it from the federal infrastructure act, to continue the complete streets projects.
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SEPTA Transit Police union authorizes strike against SEPTA - The Ph...

The Fraternal Order of Transit Police, Lodge 109, is the second SEPTA union to approve a strike authorization this month.
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State legislature moves toward expanding transit funding, a change ...

Under the bill, public transit would get 6.4% yearly of state sales tax revenue, up from 4.4%. That would raise an additional $295 million.
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Amtrak’s inspector general says first of new $2 billion Acelas don’...

The first of the new trainsets were scheduled to go into service in May of 2021. Now, the new Acelas are projected to begin carrying passengers in the second half of 2024.