A plan to provide almost $300 million for Pennsylvania transit agencies passed the state House, but still faces a vote in the Senate, where it died in the past.

Davriellelouna@lemmy.world · 2 days ago

A plan to provide almost $300 million for Pennsylvania transit agencies passed the state House, but still faces a vote in the Senate, where it died in the past.

klemptor@startrek.website · 2 days ago

I’m interested to see what happens. If this doesn’t pass, my closest line will be shut down.

socphoenix@midwest.social · 2 days ago

Looking at the septa lines being possibly cut it’s gonna screw over a lot of people, in areas where cars are already problematically dense. It’s gonna be a shitshow

klemptor@startrek.website · 2 days ago

Yup, especially the Main Line. Traffic on 202, 30, and 476 will get a lot worse I expect.

A plan to provide almost $300 million for Pennsylvania transit agencies passed the state House, but still faces a vote in the Senate, where it died in the past.

A plan to provide almost $300 million for Pennsylvania transit agencies passed the state House, but still faces a vote in the Senate, where it died in the past.

Amid potential SEPTA cuts, Pennsylvania House passes funding for mass transit