As part of the University’s Green Campus Partnership, Penn is committed to encouraging the use of sustainable transportation options such as biking, walking and public transit. To that end, the Division of Public Safety (DPS), Business Services, Facilities and Real Estate Services (FRES) and Government & Community Affairs worked together on making some key changes to street parking regulations along Walnut Street, 40th Street and Spruce Street. Read More ... |
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Participate in the Penn Transit Survey at www.upenn.edu/survey/transit for one of two chances to win a gift certificate to Penne Restaurant or a Penn hoodie from the Penn Bookstore. |
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The service was initially launched to support the opening of the new Penn Park and to serve as a pilot program to determine whether utilization warranted maintaining the route. Since its inception, ridership remained very low and the decision was made to redirect our resources to areas where there was a greater demand for our services. Evening shuttle service will continue. Riders can access the services from 6 p.m. to midnight, Monday to Friday, from the transit stop at the Levy Pavilion. |
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Theft of smart-phones, e-readers and laptops has trended dramatically on the Broad Street Line and the Market Frankford El. Read more. |
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Expect delays on all services due to the Spruce St. closure. The Quad and Gates Transit Stops will be closed. Please use Rosenthal (3800 Spruce) and DRL (200 S 33rd) Transit Stops. Route detours are available on the GPS Live Map. Please call 215-898-7433 for further information about our services. |
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Last year, the Sustainable Transportation Initiative was launched in support of the University’s Climate Action Plan’s goal of lowering Penn’s carbon footprint. Although the focus of the Initiative is developing and expanding sustainable commuting options, the effort strives to support the needs of all members of the Penn Community – no matter how they get to campus..read more. |
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As part of Penn’s Sustainable Transportation Initiative, Penn Transportation and Parking has joined with VPSI, a national leader in vanpooling and sustainable transportation, to expand vanpooling options to Penn faculty and staff.
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Click here to take a video tour of our new location at 3401 Grays Ferry. |
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