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Philadelphia Inquirer transportation reporter. Longtime political writer for same with many prez campaign-trail miles. Also: @tomfitzgerald@newsie.social
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SEPTA police are threatening to strike during the World Cup

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By Thomas Fitzgerald 
| The Philadelphia Inquirer
The union representing transit police officers has asked SEPTA to settle stalled contract talks in binding arbitration — or risk a strike during the World Cup and other major summer events in Philadelphia. In return, Fraternal Order of Transit Police Lodge 109 would waive members’ right to strike, President Omari Bervine said in a Thursday interview. “We’re in something of a staring contest,” Bervine said.
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City asks court to let it strengthen bike lanes on Pine and Spruce Streets

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By Thomas Fitzgerald 
| The Philadelphia Inquirer
Lawyers for the city and a group of residents faced off in a Philadelphia courtroom Tuesday over the legality of efforts to harden protection of the bike lanes on Pine and Spruce Streets. The hearing came nearly two years after a young physician was killed by a drunk driver while cycling on Spruce Street, a crash that helped galvanize legislation to install concrete curbs separating the bike lanes from traffic. After more than two hours, Common Pleas Judge Damaris L.
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SEPTA to reopen concourse that connects BSL and MFL after six years of annoying commutes

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By Thomas Fitzgerald 
| The Philadelphia Inquirer
Six years after the South Broad Concourse was closed behind padlocked gates, SEPTA reopened the underground pedestrian passageway linking the 15th/City Hall and Walnut-Locust stations on Tuesday. The 1,500-foot stretch was to be unshackled at 7 a.m., 12 days before World Cup soccer matches begin in Philadelphia.
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