They released an updated map showing the closures to the underground Center City concourse. Suburban Station will be accessible at 16th and JFK, 15th and Market and 17th and JFK.

October 30, 2024 SEPTA's website now shows bus detours on maps – and its app eventually will, too The new visuals show which stops and route segments are being skipped in real time.

At Katz’s request, Levy said he passed the map along to SEPTA back in 2007, though he never actively advocated for it and said SEPTA may have good reasons for not adopting it. Katz, for his part, said ...

SEPTA is paying for its ambitious $59.65 million “Center City Concourse Improvement Program” with state dollars disbursed through Act 89, Pennsylvania’s comprehensive transportation funding ...

The second map concept, SEPTA's 15-minute transit network, or "high frequency", map, shows all 15-15-5 service lines and routes. SEPTA now has 19 different 15-15-5 routes and lines.

SEPTA is adding many more lines to their transit map. On Thursday, the Authority released a version of their system map that includes the more than 100 bus routes running in and around Philadelphia.

Over the coming weeks, expect to see a new map at SEPTA stations across the city as the transit agency rolls out their updated, colorful schedules. The map will be going in at 100 locations by the end ...

A partnership that includes Amtrak and SEPTA is working to develop an underground concourse to link 30th Street Station and SEPTA’s subway and trolley station across the street. (See renderings.) ...

You’ve been ghosted by your bus,” Powers said. He says it’s part of a larger SEPTA effort to improve communication. The SEPTA website now displays maps of bus detours.

Filmmaker Anula Shetty toured the SEPTA concourse looking for spaces for her immersive video art installation, “Philly Daydreams: Stories in Transit.” When SEPTA officials unlocked the oculus for her, ...

The concourse is so bleak, one business owner said, that commuters are increasingly exiting at the first opportunity, instead of walking farther underground and passing the stores like they once did.