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Broad Street Run passes through South Philly this Sunday – watch for bus detours and parking restrictions

May 4, 2018May 4, 2018 admin Broad Street Line, Broad Street Run, bus lines, ReadyPhiladelphia, SEPTA min read

The 39th annual Blue Cross Broad Street run kicks off in North Philly and proceeds 10 miles south to the Navy Yard in South Philadelphia. Spectators are encouraged to head out to Broad Street to watch the race and cheer

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SEPTA Key is almost here, “Quick Trips” feature now offered at three South Philly station

September 28, 2016September 28, 2016 Taylor Farnsworth Quick Trips, SEPTA, SEPTA Key min read

The launch of SEPTA Key, the token-less system that we’ve been anticipating for what seems like forever now, is almost here. Late-November is when Key is finally expected to launch. In the meanwhile, SEPTA is adding some new payment options.

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11th and Reed trolley tracks have finally been removed

September 8, 2016September 8, 2016 Taylor Farnsworth 10th and Reed, 10th Street, Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia, Reed Street, SEPTA, trolley tracks min read

Last summer it was announced that the trolley tracks at 11th and Reed, along with about 20 other intersections in the city, would be removed. The inactive Route 23 tracks have been a hazard to bicyclists and drivers alike for

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Spotted: SEPTA installs bike racks at Tasker-Morris station

August 29, 2016August 29, 2016 Taylor Farnsworth bike, bike rack, Broad Street Line, BSL, SEPTA, Tasker-Morris min read

We all know that bike theft is a huge problem in the city. For some commuters, it can be a bit of a deterrent from cycling as a form of commuting. SEPTA has now come up with a solution to

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Today’s the first day for SEPTA Key, but not everyone can get rid of their tokens just yet

June 13, 2016June 13, 2016 Taylor Farnsworth Key, SEPTA, SEPTA Key, Snyder Station min read

SEPTA Key has been delayed again and again over the past few years. Now today, Monday, June 13, is the beginning of the service for a select number of customers. A total of 10,000 passengers will become “early adopters” of

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Two South Philly SEPTA routes to test out new emissions-free buses

April 20, 2016April 20, 2016 Taylor Farnsworth buses, Proterra, Route 29, Route 79, SEPTA min read

Earlier this week it was announced that SEPTA would receive a Federal Transportation Administration grant that would give the transit authority close to $2.6 million to bring emissions-free buses to the city. If you happen to be a frequent bus

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