In case you missed it, the new Regional Rail schedule went into effect this past Sunday.
All Regional Rail lines continue to maintain service at 75 percent of the pre-pandemic weekday levels officials said.
See the highlights of the service changes. Please consult the details below and timetables for complete changes.
For Lower Bucks riders you can download the new schedules by clicking on the appropriate link.
In related SEPTA news, the transportation authorities website is being redesigned with all SEPTA riders in mind, officials said in a recent press release.
SEPTA is in the final stages of the migration process to a new, mobile-responsive and transit-forward website in the effort to increase customer satisfaction, usability and ridership.
Please note: this website is still in the beta and testing phase; continue to refer to SEPTA.org for the most up to date information, accurate schedules and active alerts & advisories, said officials.
The new website introduces transit-forward features that show live data on all routes so riders can view arrival times, alerts and vehicle tracking in real-time.
Credit: SEPTA Trip planning is now simpler than ever with schedules, fares and system alerts & advisories prominently displayed. The enhanced web design improves navigation and usability on computers and mobile devices, allowing visitors and tourists to travel the system with ease. On the home page, simply type in where you are and where you want to go, SEPTA will show all available transit options.
SEPTA invites you to visit the beta site, click around and plan a trip. Afterwards, please provide some feedback regarding site navigation, overall usability and critical omissions. Participating in this quick survey helps us identify areas for improvement prior to the future launch of the official website.
The beta website can be accessed using this link: https://beta-realtime.septa.org/
The survey for feedback and comments can be accessed here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WHR92WB. Within the survey is a comment box to share your thoughts.
The beta website will introduce new terms, letters, numbers and colors as part of the Metro wayfinding system, which will be rolled out in 2024. Get to know SEPTA Metro and learn how this effort will better support our riders.
Please note, this website is still in the beta and testing phase; continue to refer to SEPTA.org for the most up to date information, accurate schedules and active alerts & advisories, said officials.
Introduction of SEPTA Metro Wayfinding System
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