Farewell to the Septa Token
Septa tokens, which have been a staple of subway and bus transportation in Philadelphia for over 100 years, are finally going away this March 1st. The city will be fully View More »
Septa tokens, which have been a staple of subway and bus transportation in Philadelphia for over 100 years, are finally going away this March 1st. The city will be fully View More »
After coming out on top in Super Bowl LII, Philadelphia will be celebrating the Eagles with a parade this Thursday. View More »
Philadelphia’s daily commuters will soon find themselves digging deeper into their pockets, as SEPTA announced its plan to increase fares, starting later this year. The sixth largest transit authority in the View More »
Philadelphia is preparing for Winter Storm Stella, and we aren’t talking about everyone’s favorite Owl. According to the National Weather Service, a Winter Storm Advisory has been placed on Philadelphia View More »
SEPTA made the key cards available again for passengers starting February 13, 2017 and continuing until March 3. The cards will be available at certain stops along the Broad Street View More »
Temple University is considered to be a commuter school with a sizable population of students and faculty traveling to and from the campus. Their daily commute may become more convenient View More »
https://youtu.be/X9zMBP0H9vM This week’s commute should be a little smoother for riders on SEPTA’s Market-Frankford line as the transit agency continues to return more cars back into service. Last week SEPTA View More »
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube Thousands of protestors gathered at Philadelphia International Airport on Sunday afternoon to voice their opposition to View More »
Adding to the slew of massive protests happening since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, thousands of protesters gathered outside of the Loews Hotel in Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon, where View More »
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube Temple students and Philadelphia residents will transition from tokens to the Septa Key. SEPTA introduced the key View More »