Delaware Online/The News Journal reporters will be bringing you live coverage all day from the Eagles Super Bowl parade.

Because of the large number of passengers expected Friday, SEPTA is making changes including service in Delaware from ...

Everything went according to the plan this morning, with a few hiccups,” a SEPTA official said early in the day. That was ...

Nothing brings a city together like a Super Bowl parade, and as the Eagles convoy moved through the city towards the Art ...

SEPTA is planning to transport thousands of Philadelphia Eagles fans to and from the Super Bowl victory parade on Friday, Feb ...

Howie Roseman quite literally bled for the city of Philadelphia on Friday, after he got whacked in the head with a beer can ...

"What we ask from our customers is patience," interim SEPTA General Manager Scott Sauer said. "We can't move everybody in at ...

The Eagles won the Super Bowl, now all you have to do is survive the parade. The celebration begins at 11 a.m. at Lincoln Financial Field, making its way through the city to the Philadelphia Museum of ...

The city is expecting one million people to attend the parade, which means getting around on public transit will need to be thoughtfully coordinated.

SEPTA is offering a special one-day pass for riders taking Regional Rail to get to the Eagles parade. The pass costs $10 and there’s a 10-pass limit per customer.

If you're planning to take SEPTA's Regional Rail to the Eagles parade, there are several things you'll need to be aware of before Friday.

Regional Rail trains will operate on a special event schedule, with trains running only inbound to Center City during the morning, and only outbound to the suburbs in the evening.