Northeast Philadelphia, PA: Frankford Transportation Center - SEPTA TrAcSe 2019 (featuring route 56)

Frankford Transportation Center is Physically the largest Transportation Center in the City of Philadelphia and the second-largest system-wide. Locals occasionally refer to this location as "Bridge-Pratt" or "Frankford Terminal" which are both former names of this location.
In this video, we check out all routes and services that operate here, as well as some detoured route 56 buses. Enjoy!!!
Location: Frankford Transportation Center, 5200 North Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, USA
Routes: 3, 5, 8, 14, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26, 50, 56, 58, 66, 67, 73, 75, 84, 88, R, Boulevard Direct, Market-Frankford Line
Vehicles Featured:
ADTranz M4
New Flyer D40LF
New Flyer DE40LF
New Flyer DE40LFR
New Flyer XDE40
NovaBus LFS
NovaBus LFS Articulated
Watch in 1080p/60fps
Recorded with a Canon SX710 HS
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[@zenvio]

88 has trolled me with your far camera locations, I thought that there was a Septa bus Route *_infinite_*

[@dwightstewart7181]

Okay, so what is a "SEPTA? and what is a "TrAcSe?" Your description says Philadelphia, but is there some significance to these particular routes or this video? By the way, is everyone in Philadelphia fat?

[@DashTransit]

SEPTA stands for Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority and is who operates public transportation in Philadelphia and its suburbs TrAcSe is the short name of the video series of bus action on this channel, with the long name being Transit Action Series As for Philadelphians being fat idk, I live in Philadelphia and I’m a toothpick so i guess not everyone 🤣

[@jeromesmith9184]

It's not even six feet apart on the Philadelphia SEPTA buses they just have every other seat marked off isn't it still dangerous

[@DashTransit]

Yes but ridership is also kinda high and buses are at full service at the moment so there’s really no better options

[@jeromesmith9184]

@@DashTransit I understand what you're saying, but it is not mandatory to wear a mask on the bus, so for carriers who shows no symptoms could be whiskey for the population of people. Me personally don't take public transportation, but I have loved ones that do. I'm not being a killjoy I'm just saying

[@DashTransit]

Well people don’t want to wear masks, but they want to ride the bus. The fault of that lies with the passengers lol SEPTA tried to force mask wearing and people protested soooo there’s not much that can be done on that front lol.

[@DashTransit]

The good thing is that for the most part on the buses at least, people are spacing out and wearing masks.

[@amiyahbrooks8131]

Dash transit do you no how many 60 foot buses do septa comly yard have

[@DashTransit]

22 in total. The numbers are 7356, 7365-7369 and 7439-7454. I have no idea why every time I reply to you the comment disappears, But this is the 4th time I wrote it here lol. I also wrote it a few times on your original post and that also disappeared. :x

[@amiyahbrooks8131]

OK that explains a lot because sometimes when I take the r bus to Frankford terminal sometimes I see about 4 to 7 60 foot buses coming up the Roosevelt Blvd to Frankford terminal from a another septa bus yard

[@DashTransit]

From the R, it's likely you're seeing 18 (Fox Chase) and 56 (Cottman Avenue) deadhead runs since those two normally are on the Boulevard. The ones from Comly normally only serve the 14, 78, MFL so you wouldn't see them from the R.

[@amiyahbrooks8131]

Dash transit do you no y septa Midvale yard has bus 7357 7364 7360 7355 they was septa comly yard bus I thought that septa comly yard was keeping all of there 60 foot bus

[@DashTransit]

There’s now articulated buses on route 56. So they had to get them from somewhere

[@JimmyBlowe94121]

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[@JimmyBlowe94121]

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