TVS-SEPTA Trolleys & El: 22nd Street Station

We hit up 22nd Street, an underground trolley station along the shared section of the tunnel with the Market-Frankford El. The El Trains do not stop here and run "Express" to either 15th or 30th Street while trolleys make stops here and at 19th Street. This weird setup is similar to how Local & Express Trains run on The Broad Street Subway and NYC Subway. 22nd Street is kind of newer than the rest of the tunnel east of here because it's the first station along the stretch of the Market Street Tunnel that was built in the 1950s to replace the trolley street-running and el through University City. This station replaced the elevated 24th Street Station which sat right where PECO Building is today.
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[@TajmirTheRandomFan]

A railfanning masterpiece. Nice work.

[@Videowatcher10p]

Ah yes, Philadelphia, where the El runs underground for half of its stops

[@CaseysTrains]

I love that quirk! There a line in Chicago who does that too.

[@maltitiabubakar830]

Awesome

[@munamaltiti1100]

Nice

[@Septa_2ndalt]

1:19 the 5th car is 1198

[@RainbowSpinDashIsawesome]

U think speta is backwards. Oh boy MTA is a whole level of tomfoolery

[@ThebusofdoomFSX]

The MBTA has entered the chat. You know they have issues when the orange line fire makes the evening news all the way in Australia.

[@CaseysTrains]

@@ThebusofdoomFSX 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yo I can't!

[@sean3rnand3z37]

@@ThebusofdoomFSX is there an article that I can see?

[@janettemcclelland2959]

And BART. Transbay Tube has shut down 3 times in the last month. SEPTA is more better maintained.

[@trainswow2]

Lol