Of SEPTA’s 13 Regional Rail lines, the shortest trip is the Cynwyd Line, with 22 minutes from beginning to Suburban Station, according to timetables on SEPTA’s website. The longest trip is on the Wilmington/Newark Line, with a ride of an hour and 27 minutes to Suburban Station from the outermost stop.

Recently seen on back to back nights at Fox Chase Station, these look pretty decent in the dark. And, a bonus shot of the Worms on the NEC as they approach SEPTA's Cornwells Heights Station. Enjoy, John R

"SEPTA doesn't need fare gates to operate, they still collect all tickets on board despite having gated the center city stations." Fares are CHECKED on board and conductors can still collect fares if necessary, but passengers, even at outlying stations, are supposed to tag on and off with their SEPTA Key Cards, which is how the actual fare ...

SEPTA manager took bribes of Barbra Streisand tickets, pope’s visit hotel stays, and thousands in cash, feds say Philadelphia Inquirerby Jeremy Roebuck Nov 4, 2022 Federal authorities on Friday accused a former SEPTA manager of steering contracts worth

It's that time of the year again, as slippery rail reeks havoc on SEPTA and other rail transit agencies. So, here's SEPTA's wash train coming into and sitting at Fox Chase Station last week, on their inaugural trip of the season. Photos hand held using available light.

5. SEPTA PCC 2286 at Wayne and Upsal in 1977. Any extra info welcomed. Mitchell Libby photo/Andy Goddard collection. 6. OT--Sepulvada Blvd and Washington Los Angeles in an interesting view in 1960. Any extra info welcomed. Unknown photographer. That's it for today. Hope everyone had a great weekend. Thanks so much for looking! Larry Ritzville, WA

2025/01/06 and a combination of poor planning and bad luck combined to allow me but one shot of a train at sunset. Actually in this case about 2 minutes past sunset. Acela train 2262 did allow for quite the show, however. 1. Track and catenary structure are aglow as

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SEPTA is our local transportation agency in Philadelphia,and the surrounding areas. Apparently it's their 50th anniversary, and they're doing a little something. Four MU's are being dated back to the old days. The first one out is the Reading, with Penn Central, Conrail and PRR

Back in 1994 SEPTA conducted tests with is unit. Seen here at Wayne Junction in Philadelphia, Pa April 3, 1994.