SEPTA riders, including thousands of students heading back to school Monday are navigating changes after SEPTA's first major overhaul to its bus network in nearly 60 years.
SEPTA officials on Friday released a timeline for when riders will begin paying higher fares, as the transit agency works to restore services following a court order.
Eagles fans headed to Lincoln Financial Field for Thursday's home opener were spared major transit headaches thanks to the last-minute return of SEPTA's Sports Express service.
A judge ruled Thursday that SEPTA must restore all services that were cut last month, and halt any plans for new cuts.
SEPTA officials say a last minute sponsorship from FanDuel will allow Sports Express trains to run every 10 minutes before the Eagles season opener and that it will be free to ride after the game.
Officials said FanDuel has stepped up to provide resources to ensure fans can get to and from Lincoln Financial Field on Thursday.