Overview
SEPTA is investing more than $1 billion on making Metro and Regional Rail stations accessible over the next 12 years. As a result, more than 95% of trips on SEPTA will go through an accessible station. These investments make the system easier to use and more accessible for all, including seniors, anyone with mobility disabilities, and those with baby strollers or groceries.
Initiatives
Project Updates
Project | Status |
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Bristol Station Improvements | Design |
Ambler Station | Design |
Conshohocken Station | Design |
Erie Station Improvements | Design |
Chestnut Hill East Station Improvements | Design |
Jenkintown-Wyncote Station Improvements | Design |
Malvern Station Improvements | Design |
Villanova Station Improvements | Design |
Chinatown Station Improvements | Design |
Snyder Station Improvements | Design |
Tasker-Morris Station Improvements | Construction |
Ardmore Station Improvements | Design |
Marcus Hook Station Improvements | Design |
Willow Grove Station Improvements | Design |
Drexel Station at 30th Street | Complete ✓ |
City Hall and 15th Street Stations | Design |
Building a Lifestyle Transit Network
As part of our 12-year capital investment program, we’re making stations accessible, acquiring new vehicles, investing in communications, and upgrading services for our buses, Metro, and rail to deliver on our vision of easy to use, frequent, and integrated transit.
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