SEPTA, PPA to announce ticketing crackdown on bus lanes parking

Costly fines ahead for drivers caught illegally parking in bus lanes

Drivers who illegally park in designated no stopping lanes, bus stops or double-park in Center City will receive warning notices by mail starting Wednesday, April 16, according to the representatives from SEPTA, the Philadelphia Parking Authority and the city at…

SEPTA, PPA to start using AI-powered bus cams to ticket illegally parked drivers. When does it start?

Starting on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, cameras using artificial intelligence will begin ticketing drivers stopped in bus lanes, no stopping lanes and/or double parked, the PPA said.

SEPTA, PPA to announce ticketing crackdown on bus lanes parking

SEPTA and the Philadelphia Parking Authority will announce their initiative of using AI technology on buses to issue tickets to drivers who park in bus lanes.

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Drivers illegally stopping on bus lanes in Philadelphia will face automatic fines, with the use of new technology that they will deploy on public transportation buses, reported the Philadelphia Parking Authority. The fines will start from May 7, according to officials. On Monday, April 7, 2025, PPA representatives, SEPTA and the Philadelphia Office of Transportation, Infrastructure and Systems (OTIS) met to announce the launch of this innovative…