SEPTA released its mid-year crime report for 2025, which shows significant increases in enforcement related to fare evasion and quality-of-ride offenses.

SEPTA says far too many Philadelphians aren't paying to ride the transit system. It costs the agency about $50 million yearly ...

There's a correlation between more police officers and citations for fare evasion and fewer thefts and assaults, the agency ...

SEPTA Police Chief Chuck Lawson said the crackdown on fare evasion and other crimes on the transit system is improving safety and quality of life.

The data comes from the agency’s quarterly Customer Satisfaction Survey, which was conducted for the first time since 2023.

SEPTA reported its highest score in its quarterly customer satisfaction surveys on Thursday. The transit authority averages a ...

CBS News Philadelphia rode along a SEPTA bus to get a behind-the-scenes look at its fare evasion task force.

SEPTA will be adding new full-length gates to nine more stations that are along the L train and Broad Street line to combat fare evasions from riders.

In a report released Tuesday, SEPTA officials said cases of serious crimes -- including rape, murder and aggravated assault -- have dropped steadily through 2025 compared to previous years.

SEPTA is trying to stop fare evasion by putting full-length gates at nine additional stations in Philadelphia.

SEPTA stopped using summary citations for fare evasion in 2019, arguing the system was dysfunctional and created "criminal stigma" for thousands of offenders.