From left to right the schedules shown are R1 Airport, R2 Marcus Hook/Wilmongton/Newark, R2 Warminster, R3 Media/Elwyn, R3 West Trenton, R5 Paoli/Downingtown, R5 Lansdale/Doyelstown, R6 Norristown/Cynwyd, R7 Trenton/Chestnut Hill East, R8 Chestnut Hill West/Fox Chase, Market Frankford Line, Broad Street Line/Broad-Ridge Spur, 44.
Welcome to Philadelphia. Philadelphia is served by 3 transit systems: The South Eastern Pennsylvannia Transit Authority (SEPTA), The Port Authority Transit Company (PATCO), and New Jersey Transit (NJT). SEPTA operates trains, buses, and trolleys in Southeastern Pennsylvannia and has 2 regional rail lines that go to Wilmington and Newark in Delaware and Trenton in New Jersey. All 7 regional rail lines serve the Market East, Suburban, and 30th Street Stations in Center City. PATCO has one line between Lindenwold, NJ and 16th Street in Philadelphia. New Jersey Transit operates buses to the bus terminal in Center City and trains to 30th Street Station. This page contains photography from the R2, R3, R7, R8, 44, 100, 101, 102, 109, Market-Frankford Line, Broad Street Line, 30th Street Station, and the PATCO line between Lindenwold and Collingswood Stations. NOTE:All New Jersey Transit photos, including those taken in Philadelphia, appear in the New Jersey Section.
SEPTA can be divided into the following categories:
Regional Rail Lines
Surface Routes (Buses and Trackless Trolleys)
Trolleys (Routes 101 and 102)
Route 100 is a high speed line in its own category
Market-Frankford El (Blue Line)
Broad Street Line/Broad-Ridge Spur (Orange Line)
Subway-Surface Trolleys (10, 11, 13, 34, 36. Also known as Green Lines)Base fare is $2.00 for all lines except regional rail which has a zoned fare system. Tokens are $1.30 each. Passes are available. SEPTA Headquarters is at 1234 Market Street SEPTA Official Web Site:
http://www.septa.org
