SEPTA’s taking that to heart with its rollout of its new payment technology, the SEPTA Key fare card. When it first debuted the card in mid-June, SEPTA capped the number at 10,000 and limited its use ...

She said her agency worked with SEPTA to bring the truck to the courthouse so that employees wouldn’t have to go to 69th Street Transportation Center or into Philadelphia to get a card.

As SEPTA was preparing to phase out the sale of tokens to most customers, commuters pondered the pros and cons of switching over to the SEPTA Key Card.

Launching Monday, the new multi-rider feature will allow up to five riders to use the same Key card when taking a SEPTA bus, trolley, the Broad Street Line, the Market-Frankford Line, the ...

The existing Freedom cards, which work with an embedded chip, won’t be compatible with SEPTA’s system. Instead, PATCO will be issuing a new Freedom card that can be read by SEPTA’s Key system.

SEPTA is expected to begin rolling out its long-anticipated SEPTA Key card on Monday, the transit authority announced. Ten thousand key cards will go on sale June 13 as part of SEPTA's Early ...

If it’s happened to you, SEPTA says you can call customer service to get the balance on one card transferred to another. Thankfully for these riders, SEPTA Key cards are still free. Eventually, SEPTA ...

SEPTA is reminding its customers that starting Wednesday, they will no longer be issuing paper transfers for travel on buses, subways, and trolleys.

SEPTA has responded to customer feedback about the minimum value riders can add to their Key Cards at station kiosks, dropping the amount from $5 to $1, officials said this week.

She said her agency worked with SEPTA to bring the truck to the courthouse so that employees wouldn’t have to go to 69th Street Transportation Center or into Philadelphia to get a card.

“Today, we’re here to promote purchase of the key card to anybody in the town of Media or the county employees that use SEPTA to get to work,” Jen Scimone, SEPTA senior sales development ...