(SEPTA) During this transition, routes throughout the system will be renamed -- all bus lines will be indicated by numbers, and all metro lines will be identified by letters. SEPTA officials ...

In a written statement, SEPTA announced that the new railing will reduce vibrations along the track and allow for smoother ...

SEPTA rolled out new schedules and new naming conventions for some bus, subway, train and trolley lines in Philadelphia and around Southeast Pennsylvania.

SEPTA has been trumpeting this ... Center to 8th and Market Market-Frankford Line L Frankford Transit Center to 69th Street Transit Center Trolley Route 15 G Richmond and Westmoreland Loop to ...

While the Penn Central Railroad showed a 50 percent increase in passengers to 30th Street and Suburban Station (Penn Central) ...

Check SEPTA's website before you head out the ... transfer to the Market-Frankford Line [L] from the Broad-Street Line [B] and Trolley routes at 15th Street/City Hall – and it is a short walk ...

Currently, SEPTA has eight trolley lines running for 67 miles, connecting West, Southwest, and North Philadelphia, along with Delaware County, and the two largest employment and healthcare centers in ...

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) operates buses, the subway and a trolley system ... There are two subway lines: The Broad Street line goes north to south, while ...

Routes 10, 11, 13, 34, and 36 will collectively become the T. Since the Route 15 Trolley doesn’t go into Center City, SEPTA gave this line a separate letter, G, for Girard Avenue. The historic ...