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Without more state aid, SEPTA will shut down 5 Regional Rail lines and 50 bus routes
SEPTA would shutter the Cynwyd, Chestnut Hill West, Paoli/Thorndale, Trenton and Wilmington/Newark lines. Service across its five-county area would be cut by 45%, driving away customers and impacting fare revenues, Sauer said.
SEPTA to cut 45% of services, including Delaware’s regional rail line, without more funding
If more funding is not approved by state Legislature, beginning this fall, SEPTA is planning to implement a 21.5% increase in fares across all services and to reduce the frequency of service across all modes of transportation – including eliminating 32 bus routes and shortening 16 more.
The regional lines listed to be cut after January 2026 are Trenton line, Cynwyd Line, Chestnut Hill West Line, ...
Facing a $213 million funding gap in next year's budget, SEPTA on Thursday announced the ... Prices for a single ride on a bus, Metro line or paratransit service would increase to $2.90 and ...
Trains will operate every 2 hours. Passengers should use the Chestnut Hill West Line or SEPTA Bus Route 23 for alternative service.
A key regional rail line and two bus routes serving commuters in parts of Lower Bucks County are under threat of being cut under SEPTA’s proposed budget. On Thursday, the mass transit agency ...
SEPTA's budget proposal unveiled Thursday called for a 45% service reduction and the eventual closure of five Regional Rail lines and one subway line, conversion of two trolley lines to bus routes ...
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