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SEPTA Information
For official SEPTA information, go to SEPTA.com
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority represents the five-county Philadelphia metropolitan area in southeastern Pennsylvania. It serves an area of 2,184 square miles with an estimated population of 3,883,000 within that area. The five counties are Delaware, Montgomery, Bucks, and Chester counties, in addition to the core City and County of Philadelphia. It also operates service to Trenton and West Trenton, New Jersey, and Wilmington and Newark, Delaware.
| Fares |
| Bus, trolley, and rapid transit: |
$2.00 cash or $1.30 token |
| $0.60 transfer, $0.50 suburban zone |
| Regional Rail train: |
$3.00 to $7.00 one-way. More info... |
| Monthly, weekly, family, and other discount fares available. More info... |
Regional Rail Station Guide
The SEPTA Regional Rail system includes over 150 stations, some of which are historic landmarks. This guide includes photos and ticket office hours, and locations of several stations.
Accounting and Statistics
SEPTA controls an annual operating budget of over $990 million, employs over 9,000 people, and has about 299 million annual unlinked trips. There are over 500,000 customers on an average weekday, which equals about one million passenger trips per day. The Regional Rail Division alone carries over 100,000 passengers a day. It also controls an annual capital budget of $438 million. More info...
Historical Time Tables
Including Penn Central, Reading Lines, Conrail/SEPTA, and Red Arrow time tables or train schedules.
New Design Time Tables
Lucius Kwok's Time Table — R5 Paoli-Thorndale
Master Timetables — effective October 30, 2006
Weekday Northbound,
Weekday Southbound
Saturday Northbound,
Saturday Southbound
Sunday Northbound,
Sunday Southbound
Operations
NORAC Signal Rules (List of Railroad Signals)
Cab Signal System
Turnout Reference (Table of turnout data)
SEPTA Push-Pull Train Assignments
The Market Street Subway Crash of 1990
SVMetro.com
Copyright © 2006 Lucius Kwok
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