SEPTA Transit Network map ... The new map uses color coding and line weight to indicate frequency throughout the system. For example, the bus lines that run most frequently — every 15 minutes, 15 ...

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 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 ...

SEPTA says it has a released a new system map which features snapshots of each of the 18 outlying Regional Rail stations that will be operating during the papal visit.

SEPTA will introduce a new name and look to their rail lines in 2024 to make the Philadelphia region's public transportation system easier to use. Latest U.S.

To build the map, Kao looked at SEPTA’s Google Transit File System data for headways and fed it into SQLiteBrowser to gather headway data, then mapped it in QGIS. After clearing up some bugs, he used ...

As Philadelphia’s mass transit system tries to woo back riders amid passenger levels still just half of what they were pre-pandemic, people who took NBC10’s third annual survey of SEPTA riders ...

From new signage to a whole new look, SEPTA's idea is to make the public transit system easier to navigate. SEPTA is working on rebranding, and is asking for the public's feedback. 24/7 Live ...

SEPTA has updated its website ahead of the Philadelphia transit agency's transition to SEPTA Metro. ... letter system. RELATED: SEPTA's $2.6B budget plan includes improvements to safety and services.

SEPTA considers on-demand microtransit system in Bucks County that could replace some bus routes Peg Quann, Bucks County Courier Times Sat, November 19, 2022 at 3:37 PM UTC ...

Leaders and SEPTA riders on Monday spoke out at a rally and a hearing about possible cuts to the Philadelphia area's public transportation network.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority is starting to remove token vending machines in its effort to phase out the coins for transit system payment.