What the f— is going on with transportation? The Inquirer can tell you.
Watch the latest videos on transit and road issues faced by Philadelphians.
Transportation reporter Thomas Fitzgerald’s popular video series, “What the f—” unpacks complicated transit and road issues faced by Philadelphia commuters. Catch up here on the whole series.
What the f— is going with SEPTA?
Published in August, this video tackles SEPTA’s approach to its “fiscal cliff, “which caused some whiplash among riders as many services were cut and then resumed a few days later following legal action. Ultimately, Gov. Josh Shapiro authorized use of state funds as a temporary fix.
What the f— happened to Philly’s Greyhound station?
The tale of Philly’s roving intercity bus station has more twists and turns than Lincoln Drive. Fitzgerald breaks it down and previews what might come next.
What the f— is happening with SEPTA’s Regional Rail service?
For months, the region’s heavy rail line was operating on bare bones, causing commuter chaos. The problem began after four Silverliner IV rail cars caught fire in separate incidents, and the Federal Railroad Administration ordered all cars pulled for inspection.
What the f— is Philly doing to make streets safer?
Philadelphians died by traffic violence at a rate three times greater than New Yorkers from 2019 through 2023. At the recent peak, in 2020, 155 people were killed on Philly streets. While that number has been trending downward, the city has a long way to go.
What the f— should Philly transportation reporter Tom Fitzgerald cover next?
Have a burning transportation question? We’re taking suggestions — email tfitzgerald@inquirer.com.