SEPTA strike - The Temple News

Possible SEPTA strike would not impact Temple classes, events

26 October 2021 Fallon Roth and Monica Constable

In the case of a strike, the university would provide shuttle services and additional parking to students and employees.

Septa strike, shuttle services come to end

08 November 2016 Julie Christie

Riders said they had to endure long waits and unpredictable stops.

Surviving without shuttles

04 May 2010

In a decision made to cut costs, administrators elected to eliminate the shuttles between some campuses after receiving less state allocations. Still, some students are struggling to afford transportation.

Midnight strike

10 November 2009 Don Hoegg

After six days, the SEPTA strike ended just as it began – in an abrupt overnight decision.

As government steps up, SEPTA stays still

09 November 2009 Chase Miller

SEPTA remains an unreliable city fixture even after ending its strike after less than a week.

Smelling SEPTA

09 November 2009 Editorial Board

SEPTA union leaders have been inconsiderate of their city peers.

SEPTA strike ends as it began

09 November 2009

The SEPTA strike is officially over, having shut down transportation for six days throughout Philadelphia. Transit Workers Union 234 officials and SEPTA officials said they reached agreement on the contract. It will include a 2

SEPTA strike affects students and employees alike

04 November 2009

The lack of public transportation caused by the SEPTA strike that began early Tuesday morning is taking its toll on the Temple community. “It’s the only way I can get to school unless I pay

SEPTA strike squeezes South Philly, Center City students onto shuttle buses

04 November 2009

A small crowd formed on the corner of South Broad Street and Washington Avenue as people waited for the promised Temple shuttle to pick them up. One dark gray car drove past with signs on

Nutter spokesman: SEPTA strike is “outrageous”

04 November 2009 Don Hoegg

In their third strike in just over a decade, the approximately 5,000 members of the Transportation Workers Union Local 234 have halted work and, with it, nearly all of the city’s trolleys, subways and most