SEPTA (Philadelphia, PA): Market-Frankford Line 𝑺𝒖𝒃𝒘𝒂𝒚 to Frankford | FULL RIDE!

69th Street (to/from) Frankford
Stations:
*69th Street Transportation Center ~ Trolleys; NHSL
*Millbourne
*63rd Street
*60th Street
*56th Street
*52nd Street
*46th Street
*40th Street
*34th Street
*30th Street Station ~ Trolleys; RR; NJT Commuter Rail; Amtrak
*15th Street / Suburban Station (City Hall) ~ BSL; Trolleys; RR
*13th Street / Suburban Station (City Hall) ~ BSL; Trolleys; RR
*11th Street / Jefferson Station ~ RR
*8th Street ~ BSL Spur; PATCO SpeedLine
*5th Street
*2nd Street
*Spring Garden Street
*Girard Avenue ~ Trolley
*Berks Street
*York-Dauphin Streets
*Huntingdon Street
*Somerset Street
*Allegheny Avenue
*Tioga Street
*Erie-Torresdale Avenues
*Church Street
*Arrott Transportation Center (Arrott-Margaret Streets)
*Frankford Transportation Center (Frankford-Bustleton Avenues)
Detailed maps:
*Individual - [www.septa.org/m...]
*System - [www.septa.org/m...]
Legend:
*NJT = New Jersey Transit
*PATCO SpeedLine = Connection to New Jersey
*RR = Regional Rail
*BSL = Broad Street Line
*BSL Spur = Broad-Ridge Spur
*NHSL = Norristown High-Speed Line
*Trolleys = Trolley/Tram Car Lines

[@leseanmccoy995]

Ive always love septa train since childhood

[@kevinh2985]

Ahhhh, 63rd street. My old stomping grounds! The should add "Welcome to Philadelphia" to the PA system. Milbourne and 69th are outside the city limits.

[@Joshtv267]

I'm rom Philadelphia so I know SEPTA and when I grow up I'm working for them like my dad uncle and cousin

[@shanayabuckery3618]

Awww congratulations to honey

[@pattymorgan5572]

Did you see the Tramcar that rides on Baltimore Ave, it is all decked out for Christmas? It put a smile on my face on my way into work today.

[@jsmaverick20]

52nd Street ♿️ 31, 52

[@hobog]

19:10 I heard reversing costs drivers their job in some places

[@SoAPenguinHere]

Hobo G true

[@DashTransit]

on the MFL, this is pretty normal.

[@QuarioQuario54321]

There’s very little room for error, the platform is pretty much the same length as the train

[@clsumjr]

Wish Baltimore's subway was like SEPTA.

[@kamsplan4]

trust me you don't

[@Potuz26]

I got on this train 1000000000000000000 times😈😈😈😈😈😈😈

[@danielviruet115u]

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[@danielviruet115u]

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[@SoAPenguinHere]

Daniel Viruet?

[@SoAPenguinHere]

Sheaff1979 me too

[@craftyfee7578]

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[@emeraldkimble7602]

At city hall you can transfer to broad street line subway

[@dennisholiday1868]

I use this train to get to 69th Street to get my supplies of cigs. I can use other ways to get to DC but it wound take longer.

[@ddsworld2024]

YOU PUT RD STREET

[@lancits5110]

I like your Channel.

[@micahlee4949]

I have to take the 6 bus the broad street line the el and trolley to get to my school. I have to take the g bus, the el, the broad street line and the 6 bus to get to where I live.

[@leseanmccoy995]

Yup

[@amandagarcia2002]

Berks

[@setpafan5055]

good

[@hobog]

Seriously, how are express/local trains organised on this two track ?

[@MJofLakelandX]

During rush-hour, trains with either the letter "A" or "B" are designated to selected stops that hosts that particular letter. Even then, it's a clusterf*ck when one train is every two stops while the next train fill-in those missed only to do the same thing.

[@rendellsimmons3453]

Septa

[@scottgrimmie5645]

China

[@kidnyce3773]

Scott grimmie oh😒

[@jaronadamsjr.3704]

L don't know how

[@transportation9256]

q

[@tkgardner8131]

the some family why is you over your sister house today tuesday can happened

[@stagecoachbuses-ym8vc]

Most ugliest train ever

[@Potuz26]

an it was boring

[@BottomLin3Op]

Most poorly cars ever built.

[@kevinhoward9593]

They are to damn small for the crush of rush hour people. its annoying.

[@libertubey2199]

@@kevinhoward9593 Seating arrangements are the problem. When these trains entered service and throughout most of the 2000's, crowding wasn't too much of a problem. So what happened? Millennials, gentrification and parents now having school choices for their children. On a good day, you can pass on a crowded train, the next train can arrive in two minutes and it will be just as crowded.

[@Wins_And_Losses]

SEPTA could care less about the build/seating since they don't have to ride them. They just bought them because they're reliable for about 35 to 40 years. These cars started service in 96-97 and 216 out of 220 still run.

[@BottomLin3Op]

Wins and Losses saving money always bites you in the ass. I feel they could done better with the seating arrangements and suspension. Back before they rebuilt the section from 69th to 40th they always felt like they was going to derail on the EL with the terrible bouncing they did. Now you don’t notice it as much. They are very unstable cars but you get what you pay for. Also since they are not a 24hr operation except for Friday/Saturday a lot of issues New York have you won’t notice in philly. So yeah in a sense they are reliable for the time they run throughout the day.

[@leseanmccoy995]

Ive always love septa train since childhood