US EditionSEPTA Service Cuts Could Add 275,000 Vehicles to Already Gridlocked Philadelphia Area Streets – WHYY
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SEPTA Service Cuts Could Add 275,000 Vehicles to Already Gridlocked Philadelphia Area Streets – WHYY
By Kristen Mosbrucker-GarzaAs many as 9,000 University of Pennsylvania Health System employees use SEPTA to get to work during an average work week.That includes Penn Medicine’s CEO, Kevin Mahoney, who uses Regional Rail about half the time to get to his office in University City.Mahoney said it would be devastating for the hospital system’s patients and employees if the transit agency moves forward with significant service cuts. SEPTA is facing…
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