www.drpa.org
Emphasizing safety and customer service, the  DRPA provides quality  transportation services  across the river and  invests in the economic  growth of Southeastern  Pennsylvania and  Southern New Jersey.

 
 
John H. Estey
Chairman
 
Jeffrey L. Nash
Vice Chairman

John J. Matheussen,
Chief Executive Officer


New Developments, Updates, Facts, and Regional Activities from DRPA
The e-newsletter from the Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA) is a new means of getting you the information you need about our premier regional transportation agency covering the port district of Southern New Jersey and Southeastern Pennsylvania. These monthly e-newsletters are designed to provide you with an important source for information about new developments, updates, facts, and regional activities from DRPA.

Happy Thanksgiving from DRPA/PATCO
DRPA/PATCO would like to wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving. Whether you are traveling near or far, we wish you safe travel during this special day.

Citizens Advisory Committee

Are you interested in matters involving the Ben Franklin, Walt Whitman Commodore Barry or Betsy Ross Bridges? Are you interested in improving PATCO? Do you commute across DRPA bridges, ride PATCO or live near a DRPA Bridge or the PATCO line? If you answered yes then the DRPA wants you to become a member of the newly created DRPA Citizen Advisory Committee.


Those interested in becoming a committee member must fill out an application. Applications are available for downloading at either www.drpa.org or www.ridepatco.org. Applications are also available at all four bridges and at all PATCO stations. Hurry! The deadline to apply is December 1, 2010.

Holiday Travel on PATCO

The holidays are here and there are many things to do and see in the region. Let PATCO take you to all of your holiday destinations. By the way, did you know that you can use the value on your FREEDOM card to purchase a ticket for your travel companion? Click here for a complete guide to holiday shopping and events.

Concourse Improvement Project Moves Down the Line

You may have noticed activity in the PATCO Stations along Locust Street. Workers are now at those stations continuing the concourse improvement project. The work which will be completed over the next several months will result in the installation of special flooring, lighting and wall applications. The stations will also be easier to navigate with new signage. 


In September, PATCO completed station renovations at City Hall and 8th & Market. The concourse improvements are designed to keep PATCO as one of the premier transit systems in the country.

Holiday Savings the PATCO Way
Get your shopping done and have cash to spare thanks to PATCO. With more than 150 participating businesses, PATCO's FREEDOM to SAVE program is your way to save on great gifts this holiday season. Click here to see the full list of participating businesses and offers. http://www.ridepatco.org/freedomtosave/
Did You Know?
On November 16, 1994, construction began on One Port Center, the Delaware River Port Authority's Headquarters building located on the Camden Waterfront.