Fare evasion has become a costly problem for SEPTA as the transportation agency faces a $213 million budget shortfall.

The authority is now launching the next phase of the E&A Program that is expected to generate $76 million over the next three ...

This new plan will be implemented over the next three years and will focus on strategic areas like safety, fare evasion ... to make SEPTA even more efficient, according to the agency. This program, ...

SEPTA will now be entering the next phase of its E&A program, which it anticipates will deliver an additional $76 million over the next three years by focusing on “strategic areas like safety, fare ...

Transport for London (TfL) plans to expand its team of investigators as part of a suite of new measures to crack down on fare evasion. London’s transport body is aiming to halve fare evasion ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- SEPTA showed off how it's cracking down on fare jumpers Friday morning in Philadelphia's Kensington section. The transit agency kicked off its new fare evasion enforcement ...

New fare evasion enforcement blitzes began Friday morning as SEPTA is attempting to crackdown on people who are evading their fares. 15 House Republicans – a group large enough to turn the tide ...

VMT is a measure of all the miles driven ... inflationary pressure on labor and materials costs. (Fare evasion doesn’t help matters, costing from $30 million to $68 million yearly, according to SEPTA ...

SEPTA plans to raise base cash fares from $2.50 to $2.90 by September. Credit: Abhiram Juvvadi The SEPTA recently announced significant changes to its service operations in response to mounting ...

SEPTA has a relatively high reliance on fare revenue, which makes the pandemic-related crash in transit ridership and fare evasion hurt all the more ... power because they decide the schedule and what ...

Other measures, including a 7.5 percent fare increase and the resumption of paid parking at Regional Rail lots, are generating new revenue. Together, these efforts have helped reduce SEPTA’s ...