(April 17, 2023) New feature: The Future Prediction has an option to show you the last arrival times before the selected time for your destination, if you set a destination stop.

Stops near me by GPS going North East South West Near Stop Map Learn how to ride other SEPTA transit vehicles.TransSee Real-Time Bus Tracker / Next Vehicle Prediction - TransSee To exit the station you do not need to tap or swipe, simply move through the turnstile or gate.Ĭheck Market Frankford Line schedules and Broad Street Line schedules to plan your trip. Take a seat and watch/listen for your stop.Ĩ. (Passenger etiquette tip: Let people off before getting on.)Ħ. Stand behind the yellow line while waiting for the train to arrive.Ħ. Before you do this - make sure you are on the right side!ĥ. To access the platform, tap your SEPTA Key card on the 'validator' located on top of the turnstile or swipe your Quick Trip to unlock the turnstile. Look for the Fare Kiosk if you need to purchase a fare.Ĥ. You can purchase a Key card from the Fare Kiosk which is recommended if you're making multiple trips.ģ. Monthly and weekly TrailPasses and TransPasses are accepted as well as a One Day and Three Day Convenience Pass and a One Day Independence Pass. You do not need exact change - the Fare Kiosk accepts cash, credit, and debit. No Key card, no worry, the cost per ride is $2.50 which you can use to purchase a Quick Trip (ticket) from the Fare Kiosk at the station. The fare is $2 per ride your first transfer is free, $1 for your next transfer if you have a SEPTA Key card.

Grab your SEPTA Key (Don’t have one? Click here for info!). Download the SEPTA App for schedules, maps, and more!Ģ. Whether you're cruising above the city on the MFL or below the city on the BSL, the how to ride is the same.ġ. You can transfer - FOR FREE - from one line to other at City Hall/15th Street Station. The Broad Street Line (aka the Orange Line) is a subway line that runs north/south along Broad Street in Philadelphia from Fern Rock Transportation Center in North Philadelphia to NRG Station/Sports Complex in South Philadelphia via Center City Philadelphia. The Market–Frankford Line (aka the Blue Line or the El) is a subway and elevated line that runs east/west from the Frankford Transportation Center in the Frankford section of Philadelphia to 69th Street Transportation Center in Upper Darby, via Center City Philadelphia.

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