
Overview
Erie Station, on the Broad Street Line [B], is a key transportation link to North Philadelphia. As part of SEPTA’s continued commitment to make all stations on the Broad Street Line [B] accessible within the next decade, Erie Station will be renovated to make it easier to use and accessible for all. Combined with the City of Philadelphia’s intersection safety improvements, North Philadelphians will soon have an easier time using and connecting between SEPTA’s Broad Street Line [B] and bus routes throughout the area. Renovations will improve its accessibility for all SEPTA riders by constructing three new elevators, upgrading communications equipment, installing updated wayfinding signage and modifying the fare gate layout to improve efficiency.
Timeline
- Design: Underway
- Construction: 2024-2026
Features
- Elevators connecting the station and platform to street level
- Upgraded audio-visual public address systems, improved signage and station wayfinding
- Optimized layout of fare turnstiles to make the station easier-to-use for all
Building a Best-in-Class Public Transit System
SEPTA’s Five-Year Strategic Plan is our guide for transforming SEPTA from a back-to-basics to best-in-class public transit system. Covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031, it serves as a roadmap for daily action with measurable performance indicators and a commitment to transparently report on our progress.
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