This week in Philly history, a subway derailment kills 4 and injures hundreds in SEPTA’S deadliest disaster
One car, a witness told The Inquirer, was “twisted like a pretzel” after the March 7, 1990, derailment on the ...
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SEPTA Rolls Out New Color-Coded, Letter-Based Wayfinding System
L (Blue): Market-Frankford Line B (Orange): Broad Street Line T (Green): Subway-surface trolleys SEPTA plans to complete the Broad Street Line first, before moving on to the Market-Frankford Line ...
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Hop onto the ‘L': SEPTA changing names of subway, trolley and bus lines
For example, if you're hoping to take the Broad Street Line to the stadiums for a Phillies ... It's all part of, what SEPTA is calling, the metro transition. A graph that shows how SEPTA's new ...
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Confused About the New SEPTA Bus Route Numbers? We’re Here to Help
SEPTA has been trumpeting this for months now ... Center or Olney Transit Center to 8th and Market Market-Frankford Line L Frankford Transit Center to 69th Street Transit Center Trolley Route ...
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SEPTA introduces new bus, metro line names; debuts spring schedules
New names, same buses and metro lines. SEPTA is streamlining the way it refers to its different services in an effort to make the transit system easier for riders to navigate. All bus lines will ...
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New wayfinding signs posted at Wyoming Station
Last week, orange squares with the ... The "T" is for subway-surface trolleys; the "M," for the Norristown High Speed Line. Lex Powers, SEPTA's director of service information design, says more ...