When a bus approaches an intersection, it will be given priority by either getting a longer green light or a shorter red light.

The city is preparing to test technology that would give SEPTA buses priority at traffic signals, in an effort to improve bus speed and reliability.

SEPTA will also use red to indicate frequent routes and black for standard routes. The transit agency also introduced new spring bus and metro schedules on Sunday and will implement more route ...

He said bus operators and transit union officials from Houston, Miami and other major cities attended the demonstration. Philadelphia moved to install the compartments in part after the fatal shooting ...

The system can also make red lights shorter in duration in favor of a bus. SEPTA is implementing the 12-month pilot program at 20 intersections in Philadelphia. Golden tells Philly Mag that SEPTA ...

SEPTA currently has 125 bus routes with 354,820 daily rides, as of January. The transit agency, the sixth largest in the nation, faces a structural operating deficit of $213 million.