Speaking of Frontier, Schuylkill Valley Lines kept their fishbowls, selling only those Old Looks to SEPTA. They hung around until 1980 at Red Arrow, then spent their final days running out of Frontier. Those white and MAROON buses were Red Arrow Fishbowls. I'd love to have those pictures for the PTV photo gallery! Were all of the old looks stick shift? And were the "red" GMC new looks former red arrow buses? Also, did Frontier have any of the New Looks in their scheme? That gold scheme didnt help unfortunately. It's a shame that SEPTA buses were so dirty back then, but I guess that was how it was in the entire country. Learn how to ride other SEPTA transit vehicles.Tritransit Area wrote:Those are some amazing pictures, and are of nice quality as well. To request a "stop", pull the yellow cord. Tap your SEPTA Key card on the "validator" located next to the Bus Operator.ħ.
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Routes running 24 hours a day are known as Night Owl Bus Routes. Routes are designed to connect at nearby intersections along with terminals, loops, and transportation centers. SEPTA generally employs lettered, one and two-digit route numbering for its City Division routes, 90-series and 100-series routes for its Suburban Division routes, 200-series routes for its Regional Rail connector routes (Routes 201, 204, 205 and 206 in Montgomery & Chester Counties), 300-series routes for other specialized or third-party contract routes, and 400-series routes for limited service buses to schools within Philadelphia.īus Routes serve a number of neighborhoods and even more destinations throughout our region. SEPTA operates over 120 Bus Routes with most routes in the City of Philadelphia proper.
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