phillyvoice.com: SEPTA revives bus redesign plan with route changes and new schedules
Transit-tracking service Moovit reports that the coming changes are expected to hit bus, subway and trolley operations, although SEPTA has not yet laid out a full list of affected routes or a firm ...
NBC 10 Philadelphia: New SEPTA bus, metro schedules go into effect Sunday, Monday
New schedules for SEPTA buses and metro lines are set to go into effect starting Sunday and Monday, as the mass transit provider takes the next step in its metro transition that's intended to make the ...
MSN: New SEPTA bus, metro schedules set to go into effect next week
New schedules for SEPTA buses and metro lines are set to go into effect starting Sunday and Monday, as officials said, the mass transit provider takes the next step in its metro transition that’s ...
New SEPTA bus, metro schedules set to go into effect next week
MSN: Historic bus network changes coming to SEPTA: see how your route will be impacted
PHILADELPHIA (WPHL) — SEPTA announced on Wednesday that it will implement new changes to its bus services. Formerly known as Bus Revolution, the transit agency said the New Bus Network initiative is ...
Historic bus network changes coming to SEPTA: see how your route will be impacted
NBC 10 Philadelphia: Travel Alert: SEPTA announces Christmas Eve and Christmas Day schedule changes
Planning to take the bus or train this week? Before you head out the door, make sure you know what to expect. SEPTA is adjusting service schedules for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, which could ...
SEPTA is reminding customers about service changes on Dec. 24 and Dec. 25. On Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, all modes will operate on modified service schedules, SEPTA said in a news release ...
SEPTA will begin rolling out its plan to redesign the city's bus routes in August, the transit agency said Wednesday. Formerly known as the Bus Revolution, the New Bus Network initiative will include ...
SEPTA wants to revamp its bus system and has a plan in place to make it happen. This plan is being called the "New Bus Network." It was formerly known as the "Bus Revolution." Officials say the goal ...
SEPTA announced Tuesday that it will host seven in-person events to discuss the New Bus Network with riders, which started Wednesday, before the Annual Service Plan meetings on April 15. The transit ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SEPTA wants to revamp its bus system and has a plan in place to make it happen. This plan is being called the "New Bus Network." ...
NBC 10 Philadelphia: SEPTA plans public town halls to discuss retooled ‘bus revolution'
Two years ago, SEPTA put its plans for a 'bus revolution' on hold due to ongoing budget issues. But, last week, SEPTA officials revealed a new timeline to implement the plan, which the mass transit ...
WFMZ-TV: SEPTA reminding drivers about service changes for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day
CBS News: SEPTA plans to revamp bus network in Philadelphia with 2 new routes, additional service, some cuts
SEPTA has shared new details about its timeline for revamping Philadelphia's bus system. The "New Bus Network," formerly called the "Bus Revolution," is the transit authority's first comprehensive ...
SEPTA plans to revamp bus network in Philadelphia with 2 new routes, additional service, some cuts
CBS News: SEPTA's long-awaited digital bus stop displays will be here this spring after local artists beat them to it
After years in the works, SEPTA will be rolling out a special addition to select bus stops this spring: real-time digital displays showing you when your bus will arrive. The screens will be ...
SEPTA's long-awaited digital bus stop displays will be here this spring after local artists beat them to it
MSN: Remember SEPTA’s plan to redo bus routes? It’s back and it’s happening (for real this time).
A change is going to come. Just don’t call it a revolution. SEPTA says it will implement — in phases over the next 18 months — the redesigned bus network that was shelved last year when the public ...
Remember SEPTA’s plan to redo bus routes? It’s back and it’s happening (for real this time).
After authorizing a strike in a vote over the weekend, members of SEPTA's largest workers union – Transport Workers Union Local 234, which represents about 5,000 bus, subway and trolley operators, ...
Philadelphia Tribune: New SEPTA bus network introduces crosstown lines, cuts underused routes
SEPTA will roll out its New Bus Network initiative this summer, promising more frequent service on popular routes, two new crosstown lines, and the elimination of 18 underutilized options across the ...
After months of failed proposals and planned cuts, SEPTA’s reduced services should soon be restored. New high school course: Willingboro High School expands new senior real estate business elective ...
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Google seems to be testing the ability to schedule your Google Posts within Google Business Profiles. At the bottom of the add Google Posts overlay, Google is testing a new option named "Schedule this ...
Instead of big buses, think of 14- passenger vans and a melding of paratransit and an Uber-like on-demand system to get people from place to place.
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Patch on MSN: Patch AM: How SEPTA’s new Malvern GO Zone could change your commute
Patch AM: How SEPTA’s new Malvern GO Zone could change your commute
SEPTA EMU 343 in 30th Street Station, Philadelphia, PA in September 1976. Roger Puta photo
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