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.

SEPTA wants to add some color to your trip. The authority is preparing to release a new transit map that combines subway, bus, regional rail — even the PATCO lines — all in one place. It’ll also ...

Unlike SEPTA’s rail transit, bus transit gets short shrift on SEPTA’s familiar transit map, which shows all the rail lines, even those that only run one train per hour, but none of the buses. To ...

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.

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 ...

The new functionality translates to the “Maps” application the iPhone as well. SEPTA had taken its sweet time handing over the data to Google, as the it acknowledged the lack of Google Transit support ...

As riders cope with the cuts and fare changes, transportation experts and advocates are expecting to see a variety of effects ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- SEPTA is working on rebranding, and the company is asking for the public's feedback. From new signage to a whole new look, the idea is to make the public transit system ...

If a deal is not reached by Aug. 14, officials say plans will move forward for a 20% reduction ten days later.

SEPTA’s been around since 1963, and while a good bit has changed over that half-century-long existence, the basic approach of the agency’s transit maps has remained the same.

"SEPTA operates an important local and regional transit system, and having that data available via Google Maps will be a great benefit to transit riders in and around Philadelphia.

But SEPTA wants the public's feedback, so they're launching a two-month feedback period. They're looking at 2022, maybe 2023, for the potential rebrand. To learn more, CLICK HERE.