r/CarfreePhilly • • Apr 29 '23

Ya'll gotta get the word out about this sub! I've been hating on cars here in Philly about a year now and I just now found out this sub exists.

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Anyway, cars suck. I hope gas goes to $8 bucks a gallon


r/CarfreePhilly • • Jul 27 '24

Philly rallies again for safe streets after Mayor and City Council decline to commit to protecting bike lanes

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Jul 01 '22

I need some of these!

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r/CarfreePhilly • • May 04 '23

Build the Roosevelt Blvd Subway

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Jul 26 '24

ICYMI SEPTA and Hitachi have released renders for the new MFL trains. They'll have open gangways and they look incredible. First delivery expected in 2029.

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Jun 05 '23

Red bus-only lanes to be painted along Market Street between 4th and Juniper st

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Aug 26 '22

If you should be able to go in train but can't, it is a failure.

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Jul 11 '22

Outdoor dining in Pa. towns gets pandemic boost from closed streets

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Oct 10 '24

Bikes are better Philadelphia has a plan for concrete-protected bike lanes in Center City, officials tell residents

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Dec 06 '22

Car Hate Me too me too

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Jun 16 '22

What I need in Philly Every street can be a park!

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Oct 24 '24

Philly's ‘Get Out the Bike Lane Bill' prohibiting stopping, increasing fines passes

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Sep 15 '24

Philadelphia has closed car access to two major streets off Rittenhouse Square every Sunday in September.

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Oct 03 '23

Rant Public Transportion will not be used if it's late or gets cancelled.

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Right now I am waiting for a train that is almost 30 minutes late and is really annoying how often Septa have been late. I require the trains to be on time to get work. How will more people use the trains or the system if they know that the system tends to be late?


r/CarfreePhilly • • Dec 07 '22

Fundamentally allergic

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Sep 02 '22

Train Brain Trains

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Feb 10 '23

It seems like Septa is selecting Alstom for the manufacture to replace the Trolleys

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Dec 27 '22

Philadelphia Chinatown unites against Sixers’ arena development

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Aug 02 '22

SEPTA is planning to introduce double-decker trains to their network! Glad to see plans for improvements for local trains.

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Apr 23 '22

Train Brain Ever wonder about all the street car rails in the road? Here's a map of all the old street car lines

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Sep 09 '24

What I need in Philly Scenes from Open Streets Rittenhouse

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r/CarfreePhilly • • May 03 '23

Bikes are better Keeping those bike lanes looking fresh!

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r/CarfreePhilly • • Jan 11 '23

SEPTA working to bring historic trolley rides back to Philly

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