SEPTA will soon be able to ticket drivers who illegally park in bus lanes. It's a violation that, officials said, causes safety issues for pedestrians and slows mass transit travel times.

SEPTA is installing AI cameras on about 152 buses and 38 trolleys, the PPA said. SEPTA Nov 9, 2023 It's official, SEPTA will use AI enforcement program to ticket cars parked illegally in bus lanes ...

AI-powered cam monitoring of bus lanes is believed to help safety and to ease congestion. Former Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney signed the law allowing SEPTA to use the Hayden AI parking ...

SEPTA is hoping the new enforcement will help lower their operating costs. "Slower buses cost SEPTA an additional $15 million in operating costs every year," Leslie Richards said.

SEPTA, the Philadelphia Parking Authority and the city's Office of Transportation, Infrastructure and Systems are launching a new enforcement initiative using camera technology to crack down on ...

Parking enforcement officers can only address violations they’re physically there to see, he said, so this technology broadens the scope of enforcement. SEPTA, which is facing a massive budget ...

While AI will be used to identify violators, Christopher Puchalsky of the Philadelphia Office of Transportation, ... This bill will allow SEPTA to use camera-based parking enforcement technology on ...

A SEPTA study found that AI-assisted cameras may better enforce illegal parking violations at bus stops and lanes in Philadelphia, possibly improving service times and rider safety. The 70-day ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- SEPTA and the Philadelphia Parking Authority will be using AI technology to help crack down on drivers who illegally park in bus lanes and bus stops. Starting May 7, cameras ...

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney signed a bill into law on Thursday that allows SEPTA to implement camera-based parking enforcement on its buses. The cameras will use artificial intelligence to ...

In what SEPTA and the PPA are calling the Automated Bus Camera Enforcement Initiative, AI-enabled cameras will be added to 152 buses and 38 trolleys.