SEPTA says there could be major fare hikes and a dramatic cut in service next year as it approaches what the agency calls a "fiscal cliff."

Philly commuters could be kicking off the New Year with some hefty fees to get around the city. Here's a breakdown of the proposed SEPTA fare increases:

SEPTA says, since state lawmakers approved only a portion of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s transit funding plan, the transit authority is proposing two steep fare increases and deep service cuts to fill its $153 million budget gap.