Expect more cars on NJ roads as SEPTA cuts train service into Pennsylvania Dan Alexander Updated: August 22, 2025 A SEPTA train leaves the West Trenton station (Dan Alexander, Townsquare Media)

🚆The first round of SEPTA service cuts takes effect Sunday and Monday

🚆Legislative Democrats and Republicans cannot agree on a spending plan

🚆More cuts will take effect in January if no funding is approved

With the state Senate and House unable to agree on a budget and funding for public transportation, SEPTA says its first wave of service cuts takes effect on Sunday.

The impact on Bucks County commuters on both rail and buses will be significant.

The first cut will be felt on Monday when five bus lines in Bucks County will be cut.

The second impact is a 21.5% fare increase that t

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