AI, SEPTA and Philadelphia Parking Authority
PPA to start issuing tickets for illegal parking in SEPTA bus lanes with use of AI cameras
The Philadelphia Parking Authority posted a notice on its website on Thursday that AI cameras will generate tickets for cars illegally parked in bus lanes. Violators will be fined starting sometime in the spring. The camera-based parking enforcement technology was approved during the Jim Kenney administration.
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Man in custody after slashing woman with knife on SEPTA busPHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — A man is in police custody after an argument escalated to a knife attack on a SEPTA bus. A SEPTA spokesman says a woman riding the Route 48 bus was slashed ...
A man riding a SEPTA bus near 3rd and Race streets in Old City was stabbed by another man wielding a box cutter, according to police.
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Philadelphia and SEPTA police are working together to find the people involved in a vicious attack on a teenager. It happened at the train station at Broad and Spring Garden ...
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8 teens shot — including one 9 times — while waiting for bus in ambush attack in PhiladelphiaA group of students from Northeast High School were waiting at a SEPTA bus stop in Philly’s Burholme neighborhood when three gunmen jumped out of a parked vehicle and ambushed the teens at ...
SEPTA's long-planned move to simplify its systems' maps and signage is going into effect and soon, riders could take the 'B' ...
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