The SEPTA Route 15 trolley — that’s the trolley that runs down Girard Avenue and is not a subway-surface trolley because it never goes underground — will become the G. G—Girard ...

Subway-Surface Trolleys are becoming the T. The 10 is the T1, the 34 is the T2, the 13 is the T3, the 11 is the T4, and the 36 is the T5. The Route 15 Trolley is becoming the G.

SEPTA’s new signage is reminiscent of New York’s MTA. (SEPTA) Busch says the new names will unify the rail system, at least in terminology. “We are going through all the stations along the Broad ...

SEPTA is proposing new signage and changes to the names of their most popular transit lines as part of a new series of wayfinding tools that they say will make it easier for riders to navigate ...

SEPTA Metro lines — which include subway, ... Norristown High Speed Line; Subway-Surface trolley routes 10, 11, 13, 34, 36; trolley route 15; and Media-Sharon Hill Line routes 101 and 102. ...

The transit agency’s planners have been putting together two fall schedules at the same time: One is normal. The other ...

Most SEPTA bus, subway and trolley lines returned to normal schedules in time for the Monday morning commute as the Philadelphia-area transit authority relaxes extreme restrictions put in place ...

SEPTA has awarded a $724.3 million contract to Hitachi Rail for 200 new railcars for the Market-Frankford subway line. The new fleet is expected to be delivered by the end of 2031, with the first ...

West Philadelphia residents commuting to Center City by trolley have likely noticed significant delays on the city’s subway-surface lines. SEPTA hopes to change that with the help of expected federal ...