All Subway Lines at 8th and Market Station - TrAcSe 2021

Okay this is the first time I recorded PATCO in Philadelphia. I also covered all the rail lines that serve 8th and Market Station. Broad-Ridge Spur, PATCO High-Speed Line, and Market-Frankford Line.
Location: 8th-Market Station, Philadelphia, PA, USA
Routes: Broad-Ridge Spur, Market-Frankford Line, and PATCO High Speed
Vehicles Featured:
ADTranz M4
Budd/Alstom PATCO II
Kawasaki B-IV
Recorded on a Sony a6000 with the 16-50 kit lens
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[@JohnSchiavoneJrBSEERN]

Love the BSL! Used to take it from Oregon Station to Walnut-Locust and then walk to Jeff

[@centredoorplugsthornton4112]

PATCO is the reason the Broad Ridge spur has its own single track terminal at 8th & Market. Before PATCO, the Ridge spur and the old Bridge High Speed Line from Camden shared what is now PATCO'S 8th and Market stop. Both were run by Philadelphia Transportation Co., then SEPTA. PATCO was to be completely separate from SEPTA and any other transit company, and the Ridge spur could no longer use the 8th and Market stop. A new stop was built just north, including excavating 8th St north of Market. Street excavation forced SEPTA to convert its rt 47 trolley to bus as streetcar rails came up in the process.

[@centredoorplugsthornton4112]

@@pnxuzgaming2196 PATCO was created by the Delaware River Port Authority to run the High Speed Line. SEPTA has no connection with it. Totally separate agencies.

[@DashTransit]

Wait no PTC originally operated the PATCO as the bridge line (from Philly to Camden) until around SEPTA took over. The Delaware River port authority took over the line in the 60s and extended the line to Lindenwold and separated it from the rest of the system, but it wasn’t built that way originally. Just to clear some things up. The center city loop (or what’s left of it) was originally part of the PTC system as well.

[@bigdaddyl-rob7445]

@@centredoorplugsthornton4112 well actually it does as all of the stations and track in Philly that PATCO uses is owned by SEPTA/City of Philadelphia and is leased to DRPA/PATCO. Also rumors have circulated that multi system transit passes will soon be available so you can ride both SEPTA and PATCO vehicles.

[@smoothoperator4900]

Wow the picture looks a lot better. Did you get a new camera/phone? Also is the L actually still running? I thought they were using shuttle buses for the market Frankford-line.

[@DashTransit]

The Market Frankford Line is operating, and yes the camera I use is in the description that’s my new camera from now on.

[@Thatgamingdiary]

They do use shuttle buses, but only at night when the trains don’t run.

[@ElijahJohnson1997]

Can you please do a full ride on Patco high speed line round trip both east and west it just pop out of head I am sorry for bother you

[@abdur-razaaqclarke5932]

wassup dash

[@wilsonmejia2932]

8 metros tren 7minutos