PDF Version: 110 schedule, stops and map 110 FAQ Learn how to ride other SEPTA transit vehicles.69th Street Transportation Center View full schedule To request a 'stop', pull the yellow cord. Tap your SEPTA Key Senior ID Card on the 'validator' located next to the Bus Operator.ħ. (Passenger etiquette tip: Let people off before getting on.)ĥ. If you opt to visit your legislator, it could take up to four (4) weeks to receive your card via mail. Appointment times are between 8 am and 5 pm weekdays.

By phone: call (215) 580-7145 and press 6Īppointments will be in the lower lobby of SEPTA Headquarters, 1234 Market Street.Note: You'll receive your card on the spot if you come to SEPTA Headquarters.Ĭards are issued or renewed by appointment only at SEPTA HQ. Check with your legislator’s office for times and requirements.

There's no charge to get one and it allows you to ride all of SEPTA - including Regional Rail (within PA) - FOR FREE! You can get one at SEPTA Headquarters (1234 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA) or at your local legislator's office.

Don’t have one? If you're 65+, you want to get a SEPTA Key Senior ID Card. You can use a computer to find this info at or call SEPTA Customer Service at 21 to speak to a Customer Service Representative.Ģ. If you have a smartphone, download the SEPTA App for schedules, maps, TransitView, and more! Don't worry - it's free to download. Routes running 24 hours a day are known as Night Owl Bus Routes. Routes are designed to connect at nearby intersections along with terminals, loops, and transportation centers. SEPTA generally employs lettered, one and two-digit route numbering for its City Division routes, 90-series and 100-series routes for its Suburban Division routes, 200-series routes for its Regional Rail connector routes (Routes 201, 204, 205 and 206 in Montgomery & Chester Counties), 300-series routes for other specialized or third-party contract routes, and 400-series routes for limited service buses to schools within Philadelphia.īus Routes serve a number of neighborhoods and even more destinations throughout our region. SEPTA operates over 120 Bus Routes with most routes in the City of Philadelphia proper.

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