As of July 1, 2024, CCT Connect officially rebranded to SEPTA Access. Vehicles will still be branded as CCT Connect until further notice.
Potential Strike Information
While SEPTA and TWU Local 234 continue contract negotiations, we want to keep our Access & Paratransit riders informed of how their service may be impacted in the event of a strike.
- SEPTA Paratransit will continue to operate as normal
- The Senior Fare card and Reduced Fare card processing center will be open at the Accessible Travel Center (1601 JFK, Room 109). Walk ins and appointments will be available at this location only
- 1234 Market Concourse will be closed
- Riders can continue to use their local legislation office for Senior Fare card applications and renewals
- During a strike, all ADA assessments will be cancelled and rescheduled when service resumes
The SEPTA Access (formerly known as CCT Connect) program provides paratransit service for individuals with disabilities and senior citizens.
SEPTA Access services are provided by contract carriers who give rides to customers, train their drivers, and maintain vehicles. SEPTA oversees the carriers and provides centralized driver training. SEPTA also manages reservations, scheduling, and service monitoring for Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties.
Programs
- ADA Paratransit Service
- ADA Paratransit for Visitors
- Shared-Ride Program
- Senior Ride Free
- Reduced Fare
SEPTA Access paratransit is public transportation regulated by state and federal agencies, including the Federal Transportation Administration (FTA) and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). SEPTA Access is not a taxi service, medical transport or “special care” service. You should plan to share the vehicle with other customers.
- Vehicles are not equipped with car seats, wheelchairs or attendants.
- There is no same-day or emergency service.
- You cannot choose your driver or vehicle, or specify the route taken by the vehicle.
Using Services
- Eligibility and Registration
- How To Use SEPTA Access
- Personal Care Attendants
- What are Standing Orders?
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Policies
Fares and Discounts
View our Fares page for detailed information about SEPTA Access pricing. ADA Paratransit customers may register a Personal Care Attendant to ride with them at no additional cost. SEPTA offers free or discounted rides for SEPTA Access customers on its fixed-route services.
With the exception of Regional Rail trips outside of Pennsylvania, senior citizens ride free on SEPTA with a SEPTA Key Senior Fare card. For travel to or from stations in New Jersey or Delaware, the cost is 50% of weekday fare for seniors with a valid Senior Fare card.
Riders with disabilities can apply to travel at a discounted rate on all SEPTA services with a SEPTA Key Reduced Fare card or PA Disability Transit ID card.
Advisory Partners
Financial Crisis Information
Contact
Access Customer Service:
215-580-7145
TDD/TTY:
215-580-7712
TDD/TTY and SEPTA Access Customer Service hours are 8 am – 5 pm Monday to Friday except holidays.
CCT Key Card Information:
Call 855-567-3782 for assistance with loading funds to the Travel Wallet, adding a Zone 2 TrailPass, reporting lost or stolen cards, and general trip history details.
Print & fill out the replacement card form PDF then mail it to SEPTA’s PO Box with a check/money order. A replacement card will be mailed directly to you in 3 – 4 weeks.
Reservations:
Call 215-580-7700 to make, cancel or check on reservations one to three days in advance. Speak to a representative 7 am to 4 pm on weekdays or 7:30 am and 4 pm on weekends.
New SEPTA Access Paratransit Scheduling Software:
Dispatch or Control Center:
Call 215-580-7145 anytime 24/7 to find out where your ride is, cancel your trip or get assistance to resolve a trip problem.
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