The following Broad St/Broad Ridge Spur Stations will be open:įern Rock Transportation Center - Broad St/Ridge SpurĬoncourse Entrance Closures to Market Frankford/Broad Street Line Stations The following Market Frankford Line Stations are open: Cash can be used at a station fare kiosk to purchase a quick trip or SEPTA key card. SEPTA says cashiers are not accepting cash at the booth. The Market Frankford Line and Broad Street Owl service resumes.

The following Center City/West Philadelphia Trolley Line stations remain closed: Trolley Route 102 will remain suspended through May 30 Trolley Route 101 will operate as a bus until May 30. SEPTA tells customers to 'respect the operator' and observe the 6-foot social distancing markers at the front of the bus. While regular operations will resume on most services, Regional Rail will continue to operate on reduced schedules until further notice. SEPTA said the schedule was modified to provide better access for essential travel and to protect the health and safety of customers and employees. In response to the coronavirus pandemic, SEPTA has been running a 'Lifeline Service Schedule,' providing limited service on all modes. However, there will be some differences with how things were before the pandemic. This includes resuming service on all bus and trolley routes with front-door boarding and fare payment, and restoring regular weekday and weekend frequencies on the Market-Frankford, Broad Street and Norristown High Speed Lines,' the agency said Friday. 'In an effort to improve conditions for essential travelers and employees during the COVID-19 crisis, and prepare for the region's reopening, SEPTA will return to regular schedules on most Transit services starting the week of May 17. PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) - SEPTA will return to regular schedules for most of its services starting the week of May 17.

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