Starting September 5th 2026, NJ Transit Routes 313, 315, 317, and 551, will terminate at the PPA Transportation Center (Formerly the Greyhound Terminal) located on Filbert Street between 10th and 11th Street in Philadelphia. NJ Transit says going inbound to Philadelphia, passengers can also request stops at the following stops in the city of Philadelphia…
Phase 1 of SEPTA‘s New Bus Network begins August 23rd, 2026. Instead of only focusing on the eliminated routes like most media sources, we are going to do a proper break down of what’s happening. Starting with the new routes themselves, then routes that are being merged/consolidated and ending with the eliminated routes. New Routes…
Ahead of the SEPTA New Bus Network Phase 1, SEPTA has started putting up new bus stops though the system. These new bus stops are designed in a way where the location of the bus stop takes more priority on the sign. As part of the New Bus Network, there are also new signs under…
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority‘s new regional rail schedules go into effect today, July 5th 2026. Highlights of the new schedules include…. For more information and details on the changes and improvements, check SEPTA’s official website, and more specifically, the Regional Rail section.
Conshohocken, PA: After 15 years of exclusively operating forty-foot buses, SEPTA’s Frontier Depot finally houses smaller buses, meant to operate on lower ridership routes. These buses come in the form of SEPTA’s 2016 New Flyer MD30s which prevously only operated on contracted routes 310, LUCY, and the Cornwells Heights Parking Lot Shuttles. Unlike the forty-foot…
SEPTA‘s Summer 2026 schedules go into effect today, June 14th 2026. This schedule change mostly focuses on enhancements to service to the FIFA World Cup Fan Festival at Lemon Hill. Highlights include: The changes to routes 32 and 48 will revert in the fall schedule changes, but the changes to route 52 are permanent. The…
Congratulations to Miekijackson2005 for winning Photo of The Month for June 2026 with this picture of a CENTRO Diesel powered Orion VII 3rd Gen. This month’s theme was “Travel via Transit”. All members of the discord server were invited to submit their photographs showing places transit can take you, with the photo being focused more on the background. The…
Philadelphia, PA Starting tonight, at 10pm, all SEPTA Metro Trolley service will continue overnight into the tunnel to 15th St / City Hall Station. Regular Sunday and Monday night diversions to 40th Street will still remain. After the 2025 Trolley Tunnel Blitz, SEPTA discovered many faults in the trolley wires and sliders in the tunnel,…
Philadelphia, PA After three long years of rebuilding, SEPTA Metro Route T5 (former route 36) will return to 80th St/Eastwick Loop on May 24th, 2026 In Spring 2022, the City of Philadelphia started what is known as the “Island Avenue Improvement Program” which involved rebuilding much of Island Avenue, including SEPTA Metro Route T5 (former…
Philadelphia, PA on June 14th, SEPTA Route 52 is undergoing the first major change to the system ahead of the New Bus Network that is to debut starting Fall 2026. As part of this change, the routing through Overbrook on northbound trips is being discontinued, and all trips that originally terminated at 54th Street and…
Philadelphia, PA: As of December 14th, 2025, the new “State of the Art” Wissahickon Transit Center is now open. This is a major milestone for not just SEPTA, but the city of Philadelphia as well. The original Wissahickon Transit Center was a trolley electricity substation, and was converted to a transit loop in the ’60s,…
Philadelphia, PA – SEPTA GO branded Ford E450 cutaway buses were spotted at the Germantown Bus Depot today. SEPTA micro-transit service was announced during the Bus Revolution (now called the “Better Bus Initiative”) unveiling. SEPTA GO, when it comes, will take over service in underserved areas like Bristol, Lansdale, and Paoli. These Ford buses are…
